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China is Opening a Horrifying 984-Foot-High Glass Bottom Bridge That Connects Two Massive Cliffs!

China is becoming more and more synonymous with architectural wonders. They continue to push the envelope, and the world continues to talk about what the Chinese are going to do next. The national park of…

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Within a Week of Its Launch, Tesla Powerwall Rakes in Over $800 Million

Last month, US electric car maker Tesla launched its rechargeable Lithium-ion battery Powerwall in Los Angeles during an event at Tesla Motors in Hawthorne, California. Within a week of its launch, Tesla received more than…

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Scaling Shenzen’s “Ping An Financial Center,” World’s 2nd Tallest Skyscraper

In the year 2000, the average height of the top 20 buildings in the world was 1,230 feet (375m) tall. In 2010, the top 20 averaged 1,440 feet (439m). By 2020, the top 20 will…

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Could This Vertical Bladeless Wind Turbine Revolutionize Renewable Energy?

An innovative company, ‘Vortex Bladeless,’ wants to completely change the way we get energy from the wind. They built the Vortex Bladeless wind turbine, and they boast that their wind turbine is the most efficient,…

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Russia One Tram is a Batmobile From Outside, Tech Hub From Inside

Russia One Tram, or R1 Tram, is a new generation transport vehicle. The tram is designed by UralVagonZavod or UVZ for the linguistically challenged. UVZ is a Russian machine building company that specializes in tanks.…

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San Francisco Plans Elevated Bike Lanes to Protect Cyclists

San Francisco plans to provide its cyclists a safer space to ride with raised bike lanes. The protected bike lane on Valencia Street in the Mission District will promote cycling amongst people of all ages in the…

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GM’s Main Engineering & Design Center to get $1 Billion Upgrade

General Motors’ Aerodynamic Laboratory in Warren, Michigan is 43 feet in diameter and can pump wind up to 415 mph. It’s the largest wind tunnel dedicated to automobiles in the world. It is this type…

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A Look at Monaco’s Impressive Sustainable Freight Containers Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo

The Monaco Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo has been constructed following strict environmentally friendly rules. The 1,010 square meter structure made up of shipping containers presents both visual and tactile elements of sustainability. Designed…

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Abandoned Baltic Sea Torpedo Station Will Soon Transform Into a Cool Water Sports Venue

A Polish observation tower in the Puck Bay in the Southern Baltic Sea has long been abandoned. This watchtower was used for a research facility that developed torpedoes during World War II. The facility has a…

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European Extremely Large Telescope Compared to the Pyramids of Giza and Rome’s Colosseum

A few months ago, I wrote an article about the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT), set to become the world’s biggest telescope by far when it is completed in 2024. I don’t think I could…

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Construction

China is Opening a Horrifying 984-Foot-High Glass Bottom Bridge That Connects Two Massive Cliffs!

Within a Week of Its Launch, Tesla Powerwall Rakes in Over $800 Million

Scaling Shenzen’s “Ping An Financial Center,” World’s 2nd Tallest Skyscraper

Could This Vertical Bladeless Wind Turbine Revolutionize Renewable Energy?

Russia One Tram is a Batmobile From Outside, Tech Hub From Inside

San Francisco Plans Elevated Bike Lanes to Protect Cyclists

GM’s Main Engineering & Design Center to get $1 Billion Upgrade

A Look at Monaco’s Impressive Sustainable Freight Containers Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo

Abandoned Baltic Sea Torpedo Station Will Soon Transform Into a Cool Water Sports Venue

European Extremely Large Telescope Compared to the Pyramids of Giza and Rome’s Colosseum

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