China launched the fastest internet connection in the world, 3 times faster than the US
China has just launched the world's fastest internet service with a connection of 1.2 terabits per second, 2 years earlier than predicted.
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China has just launched the world's fastest internet service with a connection of 1.2 terabits per second, 2 years earlier than predicted.
While the beginning of the 6G technology race has barely taken shape, China Mobile - the world's largest network operator - in early February launched a 6G test satellit…
Singaporean company ST Engineering announced the first orders for Airfish-8, a hybrid vehicle using wing-to-ground effect that will enter service in 2025.
Unitree Robotics announced that its bipedal humanoid robot H1 set a new speed record by moving at 3.3 meters per second (11.9 km/h).
The XB-1 prototype of the Overture supersonic airliner completed all testing goals, including reaching an altitude of 2,170m and a speed of 440km/h.
Europe's longest tunnel to test Hyperloop bullet train technology opened on March 27 in the Netherlands.
PSR J1748−2446ad is about 18,000 light-years from Earth, currently the fastest rotating object in the known universe.
A Canadian company wants to enter the race to find a means of transport that reduces carbon emissions, travel time and fares compared to existing means of transport.
Spanish designer Oscar Vinals introduces a supersonic aircraft with a speed of 1,850 km/h equipped with a small and low-noise fusion reactor.
Supersonic bullets leave wounds as large as craters, but do not penetrate skin and flesh as solids like traditional shots.
These are locations with frequent gusts of wind and the highest wind speeds ever recorded.
Chinese scientists say they have found a solution to help the CR450 bullet train run smoothly at 400 km / h by 2025.
14 hydrogen-powered trains with a maximum speed of 140 km/h begin operating on a nearly 100-kilometer railway connecting German cities
The new giant aircraft in DARPA's project can carry 3,000 passengers surfing the sea at high speed.
If sound is as fast as the speed of light, it can lead to unexpected disaster.