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The first aircraft was powered by natural gas
Qatar Airways has made its mark in the history of the world aviation industry by successfully implementing its first commercial flight using natural gas.
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In 2010 self-driving taxi operated
A self-driving taxi has been launched that can reduce traffic jams, reduce gas smoke and the problems of crowded buses will get back into the past.
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Bicycles never get stolen, play music ...
If you have this bike, you will be happy to ride on it and no longer have to worry if gas prices suddenly rise tomorrow. You wait for the bike in the future.
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Generators use natural gas
Volkswagen and a German energy company plan to produce a household gas generator using natural gas.
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'Ice blaze' - discovered to help find clean and stable energy sources in the future.
In the future, natural gas from rocks collected from the ocean floor and frozen soil in the Arctic can make gas for cars, applications in fireplaces and for power plants…
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Artificial diamonds threaten natural diamonds!
A team of American researchers has developed a technology that makes cheap, high-quality, cheap diamonds.
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Pet manure can generate electricity for millions of people
According to a new study, animal manure conversion into renewable sources can provide enough electricity for about 3% of North America's demand, while significantly redu…
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The world's thinnest ice is only one atom thick
New York researchers report on developing the world's thinnest balloon, made from a single atomic graphite. No gas molecules can penetrate the sphere enclosed by thi…
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Cheap cars with pneumatic
A French engineer promises to sell a compressed-gas-powered car within a year, without the expense of a cheap price. The OneCat will have five seats with a fiberglass bo…
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Tiny gas sensors are effective in detecting toxic substances
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are building a tiny sensor used to detect a number of toxic gases including toxic industrial chemicals and a…
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Netherlands introduces gasoline pumping robot
In cold weather, if you can pour gasoline for cars at automatic petrol pumps without stepping out of the car, what else? That dream of the Dutch 'doctor' will so…
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The bike is powered by hydrogen
Bicycle makers have launched a new eco-friendly product: a hydrogen-powered bicycle. The car - introduced at an international fair opening September 5 in Shanghai (China…
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Artificial 'foam' absorbs heavy metals
This spongy material will absorb heavy metals in the same solution as a sponge, which promises to be useful in removing pollutants from the water. The product is the inv…
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The engine consumes less fuel in the future
Scientist - mechanical engineer Gregory Shaver at Purdue University says they are making a huge step forward in engine technology that can help new cars as well as other…
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B-52 flying fortress flying with 'artificial' fuel
On December 15, 2006, the US Air Force announced that it had completed the test flight of a B-52 with eight engines using a new fuel: a mixture of synthetic fuels by the…