Athens Castle remained strong after 2500 years of turbulence
Throughout 2,500 years of history, the ancient ruins of Greece in defense have steadily resisted after many earthquakes, while other modern buildings have collapsed.
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Throughout 2,500 years of history, the ancient ruins of Greece in defense have steadily resisted after many earthquakes, while other modern buildings have collapsed.
Scientists from Canada are building a factory to recycle carbon dioxide (CO2), which can suck carbon dioxide out of the air and combine it with hydrogen obtained from ot…
Indian engineers are trying to race against time to complete the world's tallest train bridge in the Himalayas, with an expected 35m higher than the Eiffel Tower when co…
China is building the largest radio telescopes in the world, with a radius of 500m, much larger than the US telescope of the same name called Arecibo (305m radius).
Mobile home or mini house - the product of Swedish engineer Jonas Wagell - can be easily 'packed' and shipped.
Solarcentury, the United Kingdom, started building the world's largest solar bridge as part of a new tram station in Blackfriars, London.
Starting from nuclear reactors imported from France in the 1980s, Chinese engineers developed larger kiln systems ...
33 m deep and designed by a Belgian architect John Beernaerts, Nemo33 has officially become the deepest swimming pool in the world.
Engineers in Dubai are working on a world record breaking project using powerful jet engines that fire water jets to the sky at the same height as a 50-story building.
Danish artists and a group of American engineers successfully built something that could help people cope with floods and land scarcity.
In order to have 100,000 new accommodation every year without breaking the parks, the engineers of the City of London have come up with the idea of a skyscraper, which…
The famous tilting tower Italy has been fixed safely and is no longer dangerous for at least 300 years, the country's engineers said.
On the morning of March 22, 2007, at the northern end of the Loetschberg tunnel near Mitholz, Swiss engineers completed the final rail meters across the Alps. This railr…
The world is constantly developing and people are gaining more and more achievements in all areas. In the field of engineering and construction, the following 10 buildin…
Computer engineer John Ellenby, who has a great deal in the development and widespread commercialization of laptop computers, died on August 17 at age 75.