Use volcanoes to produce electricity
Experts say that volcanic heat in Ireland can generate enough electricity for British people to use for a decade.
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Experts say that volcanic heat in Ireland can generate enough electricity for British people to use for a decade.
Scientists from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said countries can use the existing cable network to alert tsunamis.
According to information from police agencies, among telecom cables, because the fishermen 'exploited' in some coastal areas (Tuoi Tre on 10-5) were seized by some autho…
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Surely you will be amazed by the world around us when viewing these photos.
The Queen Cable Car with a capacity of 230 people, takes passengers on a walk, watching the whole of Ha Long (Quang Ninh) from above.
These cable cars not only attract a large number of tourists but also unique architectural works, built with feats.
Since February 2, visitors are up
The world's longest sea crossing bridge, dizzying high bridge, bridge for ships ... these are impressive works created by people in different countries.
Arriving in the town of Broom, you must not just walk on Cable Beach to see the brilliant sun, but also observe the 130 million year old dinosaur footprint at Gantheaume.
If you hire photographer Jay Philbrick in New Hampshire, USA, take wedding photos or portraits you have to make sure you are not afraid of heights.
Baisha Bridge in Guangdong Province is designed with only a 106 m high main tower, consisting of 27 burning steel structures weighing more than 4,000 tons.
An Israeli start-up company develops wireless charging technology on public buses.
Microsoft, Facebook and Spanish telecommunications group Telxius completed an undersea fiber optic network with speeds of up to 160 terabits per second.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, point out that quickly lying on the floor can help reduce the consequences of tremors when the elevator fal…