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Toyota has just been surprised to launch the I-unit at the Shanghai International Auto Show. This is an electric car that automatically drives. With a specially designed…
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Toyota has just been surprised to launch the I-unit at the Shanghai International Auto Show. This is an electric car that automatically drives. With a specially designed…
Vasili Lisitsa, Ph.D., the father of the air cushion project, was the one who made titanium equipment used to crush construction stone and produce artificial sand. He is…
After a long, dangerous journey, the InSight spacecraft landed safely on the surface of Mars and sent a notice that caused NASA employees to burst into joy.
China is about to build a 100km long particle accelerator, expected to generate more than one million
Europe has long wanted to stop using fossil fuels and switch to renewable energy sources such as wind or the Sun.
Tottori is a famous city with endless long sands and sand museums with no 1 in the world.
Russia's long-range air defense missile complexes are probably too famous in the world, but few know how they are made.
The total length of thousands of underground waterways in the Iranian desert is equivalent to the distance of the Earth to the Moon (384,400km).
The 29-storey non-windowed building in downtown New York, the US is home to many secret intelligence programs of the National Security Agency (NSA).
The International Space Station (ISS) project, which started in 1998, is the most complex combination people have ever built and is a symbol of cooperation between scien…
The 2,470-meter bridge is scheduled to open in June 2016 in Yunnan Province, China, the longest suspension bridge in Asia.
The Oresund, a spectacular 15km-long sea crossing, has become the symbol of connecting two beautiful countries in Northern Europe.
The passion of people with buildings, architectural works is very rich and diverse. In construction, bricks are indispensable materials.
On October 28, China revealed one of Asia's largest radio telescopes at the foot of Sheshan Mountain in Shanghai, to collect data from space exploration satellites.
The giant particle accelerator (LHC) for the first time accelerated the speed of firing proton beams, sparking human hope in an effort to discover the origin of the univ…