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An adventurous American athlete set a new world record when he walked on a rope at a height of more than 1,200 meters above the ground, connecting two balloons flying in…
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An adventurous American athlete set a new world record when he walked on a rope at a height of more than 1,200 meters above the ground, connecting two balloons flying in…
Elon Musk, the American billionaire's multi-use re-development project, has achieved a breakthrough.
The Central Intelligence Agency published a document confirming what was said to be an unidentified flying object (UFO) in the 1950s and 1960s, essentially a reconnaissa…
An Austrian athlete has set a world record after jumping from a height of 39 km and falling freely with greater speed than yesterday's sound.
Nepal has asked to conduct a new survey on Mount Everest, which was dubbed the
Austrian sports athlete Felix Baumgartner has just announced a breakdown plan
Millau Viaduct is a bridge spanning the valley of the river Tarn near Millau in southern France ...
Director of VINASAT Satellite Project Management Board, Hoang Minh Thong said, as planned, at 19 pm today (April 28 - Vietnam time), VINASAT-1 satellite will be moved to…
The 1,000-meter-tall Jeddah Tower tower is coming to life in Saudi Arabia and will set a new world record of height.
China is preparing to inaugurate a suspension bridge with the longest and tallest glass walkway in the world.
The observation tower in the Amazon rainforest will have a height of over 300m and is used to collect data on greenhouse gases, climate change.
Holy churches, floating caves ... are buildings that will make you
A Chinese corporation has unveiled its plan to build the tallest building in just three months.
The height of this solar tower (793m) is twice as high as the famous Empire State building, which will be built in the desert in Arizona (USA).
Inspired by lilies, Chinese architects designed a flower-shaped tower with a height of 140 m.