Most aircraft today, aside from the mighty Airbus A380s and Boeing 747s, are designed with just two engines. But don’t be misled by how simple it seems. These engines are not just bolted onto a plane without careful consideration. They rather go through a range of intensive check and evaluations, proving themselves worthy to…
China is going full throttle in its quest for growth, making strides in nearly every sector. The country is clearly establishing a pace in the global arena. Yet, when it comes to tactical equipment, China often looks across the Pacific, taking cues from the US technology. This is China’s newest addition to its naval fleet,…
The Chicago skyline is more than just a cluster of skyscrapers; it’s a stunning display of the city’s spirit and elegance. On the north side of Grant Park, you’ll find familiar landmarks like the John Hancock Building and London House, standing proudly as symbols of Chicago’s rich architectural heritage. But if you look south you’ll…
The White House is more than just a building; it’s a symbol of power and history, often regarded as the most influential government building in the entire world. Since 1800, when the American federal administration relocated from Philadelphia to Washington, this iconic residence has been the home of the U.S. president, a leader seen as…
Space technology has made remarkable progress, marked by exciting advancements across various domains. Satellites continue to evolve, becoming increasingly sophisticated and versatile. These advancements facilitate improved communication, Earth observation, and navigation. Moreover, the deployment of smaller yet more capable satellites serve diverse purposes, including climate change monitoring and disaster response. Significant progress has been made…
Rapid climate change and geopolitical problems are taking a serious toll on global trade. The Panama Canal, a lifeline for international shipping, is facing an unprecedented challenge due to a lack of rains in Central America this year. With water levels dropping, the Panama Canal Authorities have had no choice but to limit the…
The Line is an ambitious and innovative smart city project in Saudi Arabia’s Neom, in the northwestern Tabuk Province. It’s a city without cars, streets, or pollution, where sustainability is at the heart of everything. That’s the vision behind The Line. Stretching 170 kilometers across the Saudi Arabian desert along the coast, this futuristic city…
The Arctic Ocean is facing the harshest effects of rapid global warming, with its ice melting faster than ever before. This alarming trend is largely due to the release of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane, which come from burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes. To dig deeper into why the Arctic is…
Hawaii’s infrastructure, built at a time when the population was much smaller, is now struggling to keep up with the needs of a modern, bustling island state. That’s where the Skyline Honolulu Rail Transit project comes in—a visionary $10 billion effort to change the way people get around the Island of Oahu. The Skyline is…
I’ve been unveiling details about some of the most extraordinary mega projects around the globe. In addition to boosting local businesses and attracting investment to fuel economic growth, many of these massive projects also serve as tourism hotspots and elevate a nation’s status on the global stage. But today, I’m turning the spotlight on a…
The shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy is really picking up steam, and it’s bringing some great benefits, other than cutting down on carbon emissions. The United Kingdom has made a bold move in this direction by starting work on what will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm. This isn’t just any wind…
This is Bitcoin, a crypto currency that functions like traditional money, allows people to make purchases both online and in person. Now, picture a futuristic city that is shaped like Bitcoin itself. In this city, there are no taxes, zero emissions, and everything runs on renewable energy. It’s a concept of what could be—where technology,…