Pilatus - the world's steepest railway
Running from the foot to the mountain peak at 2,072m, Pilatus in Switzerland is the planet's steepest railroad - 48%, running on a 120-year-old railway.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Station.
1,421 published items.
Running from the foot to the mountain peak at 2,072m, Pilatus in Switzerland is the planet's steepest railroad - 48%, running on a 120-year-old railway.
Subway station in the capital of Pyongyang and North Korea through photographer lens of CNN deep hun and is assumed to be the deepest slope station in the world.
Sitting drinking tea taking selfie photos at an altitude of 200km above sea level, apart from the astronauts, those who have this interesting experience.
The very vivid and realistic images of life in Saigon in the 1990s will make many people feel emotional recovery.
Hundreds of meters long corridors, large beams, many areas are continuing to be dug deep ... all make a bustling construction site in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City.
Built over 80 years ago, Da Lat Station is an ancient station in Vietnam and has a rare sawtooth railway architecture in the world.
From the intercontinental highways, to the huge airports or cities, China makes visitors overwhelmed by the impressive works.
The astronaut group Tim Peake, Tim Kopra and Jeffrey William have just released photos of the stunning space from the International Space Station.
Starting from a rudimentary airport with huts, spanning 70 years, Heathrow has grown into Britain's largest airport and the world's third busiest.
According to the US Mental Floss site, the Korean subway system is characterized by large murals, marble floors and brilliant lights, located 110 meters deep above the g…
South Korea's capital Seoul contains countless interesting things that you should explore once in your life.
Russian metro stations are not only a transit point for trains, but also beautiful structures, attracting many tourists to visit.
Currently, cremation has become a popular method of burial of dead people in many countries around the world because of the great benefits that this burial method brings…
Vivid images of space and Earth's surface were recorded by American astronaut Scott Kelly, the longest record holder on the International Space Station (ISS).
Not only did the world be astounded by the image of passengers clinging to the train cars running, the Indian railway industry also held many other interesting records.