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The Biggest Shiplift in The World
(1) | 06/06/2016 | Translate: This ship lift is on the Krasnoyarsk HPP. This is a huge bath on the rails, it first calls in on one side of the dam below the water level, is filled with water, and inside swims ship, the gateway is closed and the ship lift rises to the top, where there is a 180-degree turn and descend on the other side of the dam, where the gateway is opened and the ship floats out. Weight without water of 4000 tons of water and the vessel of 8000 tons, the velocity of 1.2 km / h. Officially, it is working since 1982. The video is shipping units for the power plant, which is located upstream of the Yenisei.
Mechanical Elephant This incredible piece of engineering and art is situated in Nantes, France. Do you remember the Giant Spider build by the same two engineers/artists?
The Elephant is 12 metres high, 8 metres wide and 21 metres long; 48.4 tons of steel and wood (tulip. 450 horsepower motor. Spped 1 - 3 kmph. 60 cylinders (44 hydraulic, 6 pneumatic and 10 gas)
Located in the Warehouses of the shipyards that closed in 1987, Les Machines de L'ile is part of the Ile de nantes urban renewal project.
Together with many other mechanical giant insects and many other touristic interests including watching the workers build for their next projects. You will see the Great Elephant in action, the Machine Gallery, Marine World Carousel, Workshop, Cafe, restaurant and gift shop.
Le grand Eléphant- Indian students have created a functional Iron Man suit This exoskeleton is the brainchild of final-year student, Vimal Govind Manikandan from the MES College of Engineering.
He says he was inspired by Hollywood movies, especially Avatar’s fictional AMP (Amplified Mobility Platform) suit.
Ditching expensive and complex software programs and sensors, Manikandan says his G2 prototype uses battery-powered pressurized air-chambers that help the giant robot move about and lift up to 150 kilograms. Developed with help from college authorities and students, the G2 uses a pneumatic compressor unit - or pressurized-air chamber system - and a control unit which combine to make the prototype workable.
The team of students designed and built the frame with local support.
Manikandan believes his robot can potentially be used in the military and industrial sectors which require the lifting and moving of heavy materials.
Though not as sleek as similar products on the market, like the recently unveiled range of exoskeleton suits by Panasonic, the G2 has one big advantage.
It cost just US$750 to build the prototype.
- World’s Most Expensive Car: $12.8 Million Rolls Royce Sweptail Pretty unique Rolls Royce One-Off at the Villa D'Este Concorso. Rumored to cost nearly 12.8 million dollars and four years of design and planning to build. This is an official Rolls Royce car and not built by a coachbuilder or third party.
- Amazing Boxing! The FASTEST GIRL, 3 years after triumph, CАМАЯ БЫСТРАЯ ДЕВОЧКА, спустя 3 года This video is not just motivation for sport. This video is the MOTIVATION FOR LIFE.
It is necessary to implement Evnika's training into the system of public education. I'm not kidding. Our head with his family, has developed a unique training system, we are dreaming to introduce the system to public education. Let's build our future !!!
"Trees are our quirks. You need to look at how the special exercises with Evnik simulator affects on the development of children's motor skills.
In short, training system develops certain motor skills, with emphasis on the development of the nervous system. There is excess underdevelopment of neuro muscular coordination and movement of the child becoming "non-human" character, movements become stronger, faster and therefore powerful. This potential can be used in any kind of sports, ranging from ballet and ending with the football. We are boxers and that's why we apply this system to our narrow specialized needs. Our life, our successes and failures do not concern of the science that we have opened. Do not pay attention to what we do. It is important that we have achieved the highest results not with one child and an adult. It works. And tomorrow, this technology can help all children. In my estimates, after the revolution in sports comes the evolution of man, because the special work of neuro muscular system displays the potential of an organism to a whole new level of development. You can not imagine how it will affect the technological progress in general, much of what we have today will have to throw out, because our children suddenly will become different."
- Bill Gates Drink Water That Was Once Sewer Waste Bill Gates recently got to check out the Omniprocessor, an ingenious machine designed and built by Janicki Bioenergy, which turns human waste into water and electricity. In places without good waste treatment plants, it could be a real game-changer.
- Diamonds Aren’t Forever Professor Al-Khalili uncovers tales of success and heartache in the story of chemists' battle to control and combine the elements, and build our modern world. He reveals the dramatic breakthroughs which harnessed their might to release almost unimaginable power, and he journeys to the centre of modern day alchemy, where scientists are attempting to command the extreme forces of nature and create brand new elements.
- Man built a swimming pool in the shape of a pirate ship for his children, but the neighbors forced it to be demolished It took Toronto resident John Konstantinidis eight weeks to build a swimming pool on the property of his suburban home. The man wanted his children to have more fun during the lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic. However, an unusual object in the form of a pirate ship had to be demolished after complaints from neighbors. Just a week after the completion of the work, Konstantinides was approached by representatives of local authorities with an order to dismantle the facility. As it turned out, they received an appeal from one of the man's neighbors, according to whom, the pool was built too close to the border of the site and the fence standing there. The municipality agreed with the complaint, pointing out to Konstantinidis that the construction of pools requires a special permit. In addition, for an object of this size, it is also necessary to draw up a special document regulating building codes and regulations. According to the father, the news of the demolition of the pirate ship was extremely upsetting for his two children. He was outraged by the attitude of the neighbors and claims that they could first express their grievances in a personal conversation. Nevertheless, the man dismantled the pool, received all the necessary documentation and built it again in accordance with all the requirements of the authorities. So in the end the story ended well.
- Swimmer Anita Alvarez saved by her coach American swimmer Anita Alvarez lost consciousness in the water during the world swimming championships on Wednesday in Budapest. The rescuers did not react, it was his coach who had to jump into the water.
- World record missed because of an extra piece Guinness World Record Holder Paul Ufema was disqualified in his attempt to build the fastest LEGO Millennium Falcon set because of a piece he thought it was an extra piece.
- The plant reacts to water oddly 植物は水に奇妙に反応します
- Greece is sexy! (Travel to #Lefkada Island) Greece is a sexy travel destination! Greek islands are the best in the world whether you're looking for sandy beaches, unspoiled island life or history and culture. Greece has an extremely large number of islands, somewhere around 1,200 to 6,000.. Lefkada is one of them. #placesworthtraveling The spectacular beaches, the green turquoise waters, the small Greek villages make Lefkada an unforgettable island and a special place for your holidays. #travelguide
- Google announces Project Stream: a system that allows you to play streamed games through Chrome The idea is that you can play from any computer, regardless of the level of hardware, and use the power of a Google server to render the game.
- Water game prank Some people who just want to see the world get wet
- Primitive Technology: iron age I smelted iron bacteria in a short furnace and produced a small quantity of iron prills (small iron spheres). In my ongoing quest to reach the iron age, further experiments were conducted concerning furnace design and the treatment of ore. I began by making a very short furnace. A pit 25 cm wide and 25 cm deep was dug and the tuyere of the forge blower placed in a 15 degree downward angle into the pit. Onto this, a furnace stack made of mud and grass was built 25 cm above ground level. The furnace was fired at various stages to help dry it. It took less than a day to build.
- Dam cliff jumpers Send it off a dam? If it's deep enough why not? When it comes to dams they are quite controversial. Hydro power accounts for 15 percent of the world's current electricity generation. Other renewable sources of energy contribute just four percent. However the alteration of a river's flow and sediment transport downstream of a dam often causes the greatest sustained environmental impacts. Life in and around a river evolves and is conditioned on the timing and quantities of river flow.