Inauguration of the world's largest wind farm
On July 4, the British officially inaugurated the world's largest wind farm, built right at the mouth of the Thames River to the East Sea.
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On July 4, the British officially inaugurated the world's largest wind farm, built right at the mouth of the Thames River to the East Sea.
The tunnel construction project under Bohai Bay connecting Dalian port city in Liaoning province and Yantai city in Shandong province was launched in 1994.
In an effort to promote the use of clean fuels to protect the Earth from the negative impacts of climate change, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on March 17 officially op…
Built elaborately, the cost to build this miniature ocean is up to 290 million USD. Georgia Aquarium is the result of Bernard Marcus businessman - who has donated up to…
This telescope has a short name Askap, one of the fastest telescopes in the world today, tasked with observing the outer space and understanding the origin of stars and…
Israel is building a power plant from waste that has the capacity to double the amount of waste that Tel Aviv produces every day.
A Chinese corporation has unveiled its plan to build the tallest building in just three months.
100,000 marine creatures of 800 species gathered at the world's largest marine aquarium opened yesterday in Singapore.
This massive, controversial dam was built on the Yangtze River, part of Hubei Province. It is designed to reduce the risk of flooding during the rainy season, as well as…
The largest marine protected area plan was announced during the opening ceremony of the Pacific Island Islands Forum in Cook Islands - autonomous territory of New Zealan…
According to the Southern European Observatory (ESO), 15 countries around the world have teamed up to build the world's largest observatory (E-ELT) in Chile if the proje…
Two businesses in China will build the world's largest battery system to store electricity from renewable energy sources.
Thirty Meter, a joint project between the US, Canada, Japan, China and India, will produce the world's largest telescope after its completion in 2018.
What remains of Hindenburg, the world's largest balloon, is being kept in a giant hangar near the capital, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
If approved for construction, the Sky Mile Tower in Tokyo, Japan, will be twice as tall as the world's tallest Burj Khalifa in Dubai.