Interesting inventions in 2005
In 2005, the world witnessed the leaps of high-tech science with many interesting inventions rich in humanity. The prestigious American Technology Magazine voted for the…
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In 2005, the world witnessed the leaps of high-tech science with many interesting inventions rich in humanity. The prestigious American Technology Magazine voted for the…
Norway completed the frame of the world's tallest wooden tower in the town of Brumunddal, about 100km north of Oslo, AFP reported yesterday.
Znera Space, an architectural firm in Dubai, launched the Smog project to build a filter tower to address air pollution in New Delhi, India, Newsweek reported on Septemb…
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After many legal battles, the huge one billion dollar telescope project was finally licensed to build on the island of Hawaii.
The 1,000-meter-tall Jeddah Tower tower is coming to life in Saudi Arabia and will set a new world record of height.
This is where half of China's high-speed bullet ships are assembled, according to People Online.
California astronomers are building the world's largest digital camera to put on the LSST giant telescope in Chile.
Dali University in Yunnan, China, hosts a variety of local specimens and models of rich organisms and plants.
China built an air filter tower of more than 91 meters in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, to deal with the problem of heavy air pollution.
NASA's spacecraft assembly building, home to many famous missiles and shuttles, is a limited place to visit.
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, shared rare images of Lulea high-tech data center in northern Sweden, 112km from the Arctic.
China is preparing to inaugurate a suspension bridge with the longest and tallest glass walkway in the world.
The 335m high observation station project is about to be completed, with data collected expected to be used in studies on climate change and weather.
An energy company in Maryland (USA) has designed a gigantic energy complex of 800m high.