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World's widest suspension bridge open across the Nile, Egypt
A suspension bridge that crosses the river Nile over central Cairo in Egypt was declared as the world's widest. A suspension bridge that crosses the river Nile over central Cairo in Egypt was declare...
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Hanford radioactive tunnel under risk of collapse stabilized
A radioactive waste storage tunnel in Harford, California, that was at risk collapse has been stabilized. A radioactive waste storage tunnel in Harford, California, that was at risk collapse has been...
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Silverstone's track to be resurfaced before British Grand Prix
The racing track of Silverstone will be resurfaced just before the Formula 1's British Grand Prix which will be held on July, 14, 2019. The 5.900-meter circuit will be resurfaced for the 2nd t...
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Designing a skyscraper completely made out of plastic
Architects Jaemin Seo and Sanghoon Park from the U.S. designed a fin-shaped skyscraper that is inspired by the Tower of Babel and is completely made out of plastic. Architects Jaemin Seo and Sanghoon...
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Hawaii to spend $3.4 billion in infrastructure projects
The Hawaiian state will spend a $3.4 billion fund for the construction of new projects and the maintenance of the existing infrastructure. The bill will now move to the full House and Senate i...
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China to construct a research base on the moon
China will attempt to build a research base in the south pole of the moon starting in the following 10 years. The government has not fully clarified the details of the mission but it is certain tha...
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Opening of the longest pedestrian bridge in North America
A new suspension bridge in Tennessee, U.S., will become the longest pedestrian bridge in North America. A new suspension bridge in Tennessee, U.S., will become the longest pedestrian bridge in North...
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World's tallest modular hotel to be built in New York City
Marriott International, a U.S. company that manages a large number of hotels, is planning to construct the world's tallest modular hotel in New York City. The construction will begin in late 2...
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New York City major to ban glass skyscrapers with high greenhouse emissions
Bill de Blasio, New York City major, has decided to ban the erection of energy inefficient glass skyscrapers in an effort to reduce the city's greenhouse emissions. The announcement was symbolicall...
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NASA's competition to design 3D-printed structures on Mars and moon
Nasa has awarded a $100,000 price to three winning teams that developed 3D-printed structures suitable for housing people on the moon and on planet Mars. The attempt initiated in 2015 as Nasa invit...
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