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(16) | 06/02/2014 | Translate: The power plant of Torresol Energy in Spain, έχει ξεπεράσει μία από τις μεγαλύτερες προκλήσεις της ηλιακής ενέργειας – να λειτουργεί όταν ο ήλιος δεν λάμπει.
The Solar System if the Sun suddenly disappears Digital representation of gravitational forces, without the Sun's gravitational pull on the Solar System.- Solar energy A man boils water in a teapot, placing it above a parabolic mirror.
- The light at the end of the tunnel Twice a year, the "Túnel del Equinoccio" tunnel (The Equinox Tunnel) in the city of Teruel, Spain, perfectly aligned with the sun. The tunnel is 2 kilometers long.
- Automatic car cover The Vinoya is an automatic car cover, which unfolds and folds using a remote control. It is powered by a rechargeable battery that charges with solar energy. According to its creator, the cover material is waterproof, resistant to corrosion and scratches, while it also has an anti-theft alarm. Vinoya was unveiled on the Japanese website Green Funding.
- The Swedes are planning a sailing cargo ship This is Oceanbird. A cargo ship, designed by the Swedish company Wallenius Marine to reduce CO2 emissions related to maritime transport, and sails thanks to wind energy. Thanks to the five large telescopic wings of the height of 80 meters that will be equipped with algorithms for the exploitation of the wind, the ship 200 meters long and 40 meters wide will be able to navigate at a speed of ten knots (that is, 18 km / h). According to Wallenius Marine, with 7.000 cargo cars, the ship will take 12 days to cross the Atlantic. The ship is expected to be built in 2024.
- The SSC Tuatara breaks the speed record by reaching 533 km / h The supercar Tuatara of the American Shelby SuperCars (SSC), broke the speed record and became the fastest production car in the world. Its speed reached 533 km / h at a distance of 11 km of a closed road, outside of Las Vegas.
- Athlete sets the example of fair play During the Santander triathlon in Spain, British athlete James Teagle took the wrong direction just before the finish line. When the Spanish triathlete Diego Méntriga noticed that the Briton was wrong, waited for him before the finish to give him 3rd place. "He was in front of me all the time. He deserved it." said Diego Méntriga after the match.
- A machine that reproduces the solar system British planetarium maker Staines & Sons has created a model of the solar system, which faithfully reproduces the movements of each planet and its satellites around the sun, through a number of mechanisms.
- A Bugatti Chiron reaches 490 km / h Driven by Andy Wallace, a Bugatti Chiron breaks the world record for the fastest production car reaching 490 km / h.
- Energy collector from passing vehicles Solar and wind system in a highway of Istanbul in Turkey. The system is specifically configured to be rotated by the air pushing passing vehicles.
- A hammer mill 337 years, comes back to life In 1682 in Finspang Sweden, founded the blacksmith Häfla. The plant began production of iron in 1683-45 tons annually, and 1792 production increased to 90 tonnes per year. All activities Häfla stopped in 1924. The Swedish technical Museum declared the Blacksmith as historical monument, while in 1990 the Häfla hammer was declared as a national monument. During the last years, skilled blacksmiths and michanoyrgoi restored the hammer and brought back to life and a few days ago, the raised back in service. The video shows the hammer 700 kg per hour of operation.
- The three suns in the sky On November 24, 2014 in Pavlodar city of Kazakhstan, a man noticed the visual effect "halos" (Halo) caused by the refraction and reflection of sunlight on ice crystals in clouds. The Halo can take many forms, one of the most rare is the creation of two bright spots on either side of the sun, like here.
- Railroad cars with coal are emptied in a power plant Long series of train wagons with coal, rotate and empty their load in a power plant in China.
- Climbing the tallest chimney in Europe The power plant Trbovlje in Slovenia, It has the tallest chimney in Europe with a height of 360 meters. The acrobat Flavio Serneskou with his girlfriend, climb the chimney and get a big dose of adrenaline. The two acrobats on top of the chimney, and record footage Breathtaking.
- Music in a Tesla Coil An acoustic modulated Tesla coil plays the melody by famous videogame "Tetris". The Tesla coil is a type of resonant transformer invented by Nikola Tesla in 1891. Use for the high voltage output, low load (alternating current) electric power.