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Trains Fueled By Hydrogen Will Be Operational In Less Than TWO YEARS

Silent, water-emitting hydrogen-fueled trains could represent the future of railways. Dubbed as ‘Breeze’, these Eco friendly locomotives could be in use on commuter lines across the UK by 2021. Transportation giant Alstom and Eversholt Rail…

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‘Sun In A Box’: Molten Silicon To Store Renewable Energy

Power plants fuel our homes by generating electricity in real time but when we don’t need the electricity; the excess energy generally goes waste. Energy storage is a big challenge. Though the plants running on…

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Soon Underwater Rail Will Connect Mumbai to the UAE

United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently shared its breathtaking plan which is going to reinvent the ways of transportation. UAE is planning to connect the Emirate of Fujairah in UAE to the city of Mumbai in…

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Giant Hanging Concrete Blocks Could Be the Answer to the World’s Energy Storage Needs

Across the world, there is a wide variation in energy consumption during the day and night. The demand for electricity increases dramatically in the morning and evening when people use way more energy. Utility companies…

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Swedish Couple Built a Glass House around Home to Keep Warm and Grow Food

How far would you go to reduce your household energy use? While most of us will try to weatherproof doors and windows, add door draft stoppers, install double glazing but a Swedish couple has taken…

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Boston Dynamics’ Atlas Robot Looks Terrifying yet Amazing While Doing Parkour

Boston Dynamics’ terrifying humanoid robot Atlas has acquired an impressive new skill. It can do ‘parkour’, the act of getting from point A to B in the fastest way possible. Parkour is a training discipline…

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World’s Longest Sea Bridge Opens In China

The world’s longest sea bridge, which connects Hong Kong and Macau (the world’s largest gambling center) with mainland China, has been officially opened. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge spans 55km (34 miles). With this bridge, Chinese intend…

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Giant ‘Pac Man’ Will Eat Half of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in Five Years

More than 320 million metric tons of plastic are produced every year. Most of it ends up in ocean in places like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the largest…

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Chinese Raffles City Sets The World Record For Highest Sky Bridge

China seems determined to rise more and more with its impressive engineering feats. China already has world’s second-tallest skyscraper and the highest bridge and now soon highest skybridge is going to add in this list.…

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The World’s First 3D Printed Green House

On the occasion of the “Viaggio a Shamballa” event and the “A call to save the world” conference, WASP presents Gaia, a case study of 3D printed construction using the new Crane WASP technology with…

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Construction

Trains Fueled By Hydrogen Will Be Operational In Less Than TWO YEARS

‘Sun In A Box’: Molten Silicon To Store Renewable Energy

Soon Underwater Rail Will Connect Mumbai to the UAE

Giant Hanging Concrete Blocks Could Be the Answer to the World’s Energy Storage Needs

Swedish Couple Built a Glass House around Home to Keep Warm and Grow Food

Boston Dynamics’ Atlas Robot Looks Terrifying yet Amazing While Doing Parkour

World’s Longest Sea Bridge Opens In China

Giant ‘Pac Man’ Will Eat Half of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in Five Years

Chinese Raffles City Sets The World Record For Highest Sky Bridge

The World’s First 3D Printed Green House

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