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China has launched a 2,000-ton transport vessel in Guangzhou province, according to the China Daily. Notably, this is the world's first fully operational electric bo…
South China Morning Post said the ships named Fuxing will officially come into operation from September 21.
Seven of China's newest generation Fuxing Ships have been officially put into service on the Beijing-Shanghai route with speeds of up to 350 km / h,
Invisible underground robot
On June 30th, the Russian navy launched the Gremyashchy navy at the Severnaya Verf shipyard in St. Petersburg.
The world's largest container ship arrives at the port of England, attracting many people to watch and record.
Russia is preparing to build a new submarine, twice the size of the world's largest commercial jet aircraft, and will soon be introduced to explore the Arctic.
On May 31, Stratolaunch aircraft of Vulcan Aerospace airline company invested by billionaire Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft Corporation.
The first unmanned aerial vehicle is expected to begin shipping offshore in 2018, according to an ambitious project of a Norwegian-based company.
Waterproof coatings seem to resist all the laws of nature. However, they are still too fragile to use in cases where there are strong external effects, whether for cloth…
The Norwegian government approved the world's first shipbuilding plan for large passenger ships and other vessels that could bypass the fjords.
In terms of performance and power, the following vessel will only utilize sunlight, wind and hydrogen to operate and travel around the world for six years.
Germany will make the world astonished when the introduction of hydrail can run 800km per day with a maximum speed of 140km / h.
Germany is planning to soon put into use hydrogen fuel trains to protect the environment in 2017 or 2018.