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Construction industry advances in Antarctica
The construction industry aims at revolutionizing the buildings' design and aesthetics in Antarctica. According to the Antarctic Treaty, which was signed on December 1, 1959, in Washington, an...
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ESA launches robot to clean the atmosphere from satellite debris
The European Space Agency (ESA) will send a robot to clean space from the garbage gathered by satellite debris. More than 3,000 defective satellites and numerous smaller pieces exist in the Ea...
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Cheops Satellite launched to study exoplanets
The Cheops (CHaracterising ExOPlanet) Satellite that will explore outer space was launched on December 18, 2019. The mission is conducted by the European Space Agency (ESA) in an effort to better u...
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$3 billion water management project initiates in Toronto
The first phase of a $3 billion project that aims in controlling stormwater and reducing sewer overflow in Toronto is launched. The first (out of 5) part of the project includes the construction of...
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New technique to carry freight through underground tunnels
A new company suggests a method to carry freight through underground tunnels. Magway, a start-up company based in London, that was founded in 2017, envisions to create a network of underground infr...
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Kenya's brand-new $1.5 billion railway project
Last month Kenya opened a brand-new $1.5 billion railway line that links its capital city, Nairobi, with Naivasha. The railway was the second endeavor of a large railway project known as the Standa...
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Lighthouse was pulled away from eroding cliff in Denmark
Rubjerg Knude lighthouse, located in Hjorring, northwest Denmark, was moved from an eroding sand dune cliff. The 120-year old structure was situated Rubjerg Knude lighthouse, located in Hjorring, no...
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Offshore wind power can potentially meet the world's electricity demand
According to a report issued by the International Energy Agency(IEA), as technology evolves, the power produced by offshore wind turbines can meet the total energy demands worldwide. Currently...
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The Edge observation deck, the highest in the western hemisphere, set to open in NYC
Hudson Yards observatory that will be the highest outdoor deck in the Western Hemisphere, is set to open in New York City. Construction works are close to completion and the brand-new observat...
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Siemens transforms its historic campus in Berlin
Siemens will invest in a mega project which will completely upgrade Siemensstadt, its iconic campus located in Berlin, Germany. During the last years of the 19th century, Siemens concentrated most...
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