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How do unmanned ships work?
Unmanned trains operate through Communication Based Train Control (CBTC - Communication-based train control) technology.
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Europe opens a tunnel to test 1,000km/h high-speed trains
Europe's longest tunnel to test Hyperloop bullet train technology opened on March 27 in the Netherlands.
Animal world
Why are dogs trained to detect drugs and bombs?
Dogs are not only protective and loyal to humans, but are also trained for special purposes.
Scientific works
The human brain has immune cells that separate us from primates, but it is also a weakness
A type of immune cell found only in humans that persists throughout an individual's development, remaining present even into adulthood.
New technology
Super-speed train hybrid aircraft running 1000km/h, cheaper than air tickets is expected to create a big explosion for green traffic
A Canadian company wants to enter the race to find a means of transport that reduces carbon emissions, travel time and fares compared to existing means of transport.
Science story
Deadly hidden danger in the 'rainbow ice cave' in the US
Some photos taken inside the ice cave, showing the ice covered with a magical light of rainbow colors, made many people fascinated. However, experts have just had to war…
New technology
China develops 400 km/h bullet train
Chinese scientists say they have found a solution to help the CR450 bullet train run smoothly at 400 km / h by 2025.
Videos
Strangely the stadium has train tracks running through
Currently, it is said to be the only stadium in the world that has an active train track running through.
Space science
Interesting forms of rain on other planets in the Solar System
How does rain occur and what is the shape of the planets in the Solar System? Let's find out in the article below.
New technology
The world's first all-hydrogen railway
14 hydrogen-powered trains with a maximum speed of 140 km/h begin operating on a nearly 100-kilometer railway connecting German cities
Discover science
How the fly brain reacts to taste
Taste is just as important to fruit flies as it is to humans. Similar to humans, flies tend to seek out and consume sweet foods.
Scientific application
Japanese sightseeing train powered by ramen soup and cooking oil
A sightseeing train in the town of Takachiho (Japan) running on ramen soup and used cooking oil has just been put into operation since early August.
Photo library
Elba Island - The most 'fearful of the rain' island in the world
Elba Island is one of the fascinating islands in the world. This place is an ideal destination for tourists, especially on rainy days
Environment
Strange lake in China: Where salt crystallizes into gems, planes can land, trains can pass
Sahar Khan Lake contains more than 50 billion tons of sodium chloride (table salt), which can supply 6 billion people around the world for 1,000 years.
Science Events
Elon Musk has successfully 'copy' his own brain
This information has been confirmed by Elon Musk himself, in addition, he said he had 'chatted' with this virtual version.