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China launches the world's first hangar
China has successfully piloted a battery-powered overhead railroad in Chengdu City for the first time.
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What is special about the $ 27 billion metro project of New York City?
New York City is always considered the best subway system in the United States, but passengers often have to jostle, pushing each other through narrow doors to board the…
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NASA has successfully tested the most powerful rocket on the planet
In the Utah desert, the world's most powerful rocket engine has been successfully tested.
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New unmanned hi-tech ships will be built
In the next four years, Rolls-Royce will launch its own fully-featured cruise ship. It is also considered the first unmanned vessel in the world.
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Hyperloop One will have its first passenger train in 2021
After renaming, Hyperloop One has successfully tested its super speeding system, but that is just the beginning and the company has a lot to do before it can commerciali…
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In order to get along with nature, the Japanese built a stealthy high-speed train
Engineer Kazuyo Sejima wants high-speed trains in Japan to be as stealthy as an airplane in the movie Wonder Woman.
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MIT student wins Hyperloop design contest
Over the weekend, Elon Musk's dream of creating a super-fast transit system has come a step closer to reality.
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Gerald R. Ford super carrier class process
USS Gerald R. Ford and USS John F. Kennedy are two new Gerald R. Ford-class super carriers about to be equipped for the US Navy.
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The United States built unmanned aircraft to land by tail
The unmanned aircraft capable of landing anywhere with a tail (tailsitter) will turn all US Navy ships into aircraft carriers.
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Why does US aviation forbid to carry spare batteries in checked baggage?
Increasing risks from shipping Lithium batteries on aircraft have forced the FAA to introduce new regulations.
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New materials help Chinese warships
This anti-rust material can help Chinese warships achieve higher speed and mobility than their opponents.
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Ship building without new heavy metal
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new super-stable and ultra-light alloy that even floats on the water, opening up the possibility of making ships and ships…
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Ships from Japan set a new record for speed
Japan's magnetic track reached 590 km / h, breaking the record 12 years ago.
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Boeing successfully created a plasma field to counter the shock wave of the explosion
Boeing has filed a patent with the name
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Japan develops the deepest dive ship in the world
The Japan-based marine research agency based in Kanagawa prefecture plans to study and develop the world's most proficient diving diver.