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The first flying wind turbine in the world
(5) | 03/04/2014 | We had seen the company's wind turbine Energies Altaeros when he was in prototype stage, but now I put into normal operation in Alaska. The turbine is located inside an inflatable shell that contains Sun, and may be suspended at a height of 300 meters factor than double the energy than conventional turbines.
A flying wind turbine The original turbine of company Altaeros Energies, located within an inflatable shell that contains helium and may be suspended at a height of 300 meters the agent is more than double energy than conventional turbines.- Balloons with helium dessert the Alinea, the restaurant with the most awards in the United States, It serves an original dessert. Chef Grant Achatz creates some unusual dishes and one of the most popular is an edible sun balloon.
- The seal was terrified watching a sailboat Enjoying the Sun, a seal sitting relaxed on a floating piece of ice at the edge of Alaska. But I will not watch the sailboat "Kamana Sailing" that the approaching. Just a few meters from the animal, one of the passengers the greets. The seal then surprised sees the boat and spooks, having a very funny frightened look. Nor in Alaska do not let these cursed people doing sunbathing!
- How petty is the speed of light on the scale of the universe In our opinion the terrestrial globe, the speed of light seems incredibly fast. But once you see the vast distances of the universe, It is unfortunately too slow. This animation, shows in real time the journey of a photon emitted by the Sun and travels in a part of the solar system.
- The dog and the balloon A French Bulldog trying to catch a balloon that is inflated with helium and tied to his collar. This perpetual system can keep your dog busy for many hours..
- The largest wind turbine in the world Meet the world's largest wind turbine. The Vestas V-164 produces power 8MW, enough to power 7,500 homes annually.
- Robbery with a bad ending… for the robber In the Buckhead area of Atlanta in the United States, a man in a hat and sunglasses walked into a nail salon shouting "Everyone down! Give me your money!" But bystanders did not react and the man left after 30 seconds stealing a mobile phone.
- Waterproof drone that flies and submerges in water The Mirs-X is a quadcopter that flies like a standard drone, but can also submerge and move through water, using the same four propellers. Researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong designed the prototype to hover for six minutes in the air or stay underwater for about 40 minutes.
- 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.
- Sneaky strike in a boxing match On Saturday, August 20, 2022 during a boxing gala in Corona, California, American Ruben Torres saluted his opponent Christian Baez to knock him out with a straight left jab to the jaw in the 7th round. This move created controversy in the boxing world, with some seeing a sneaky move on Torres' part, while others blamed some negligence on the part of the loser.
- The cat follows the sunbeam This cat loves to lie in the sun. Every morning, follows the sunbeam as it falls from the skylight of the living room.
- When the back of your head has personality A man in a room smiles unknowingly, to the people sitting behind him. And this thanks to a fold of his skin and his sunglasses resting on the back of his shaved head.
- An orangutan with sunglasses A woman accidentally threw her sunglasses into the shell of orangutans at a zoo in Indonesia. An orangutan mother found the glasses and put them on her eyes, entertaining guests. The clever orangutan then returned the glasses to the owner, in exchange for some food.
- Could you light a little with your flashlight; This is the Imalent MS18 flashlight which has a brightness of 100.000 lumens, and is known as the brightest flashlight in the world. It can keep the brightness of 100.000 lumens for a minute, and then reduces its brightness to 22.000 lumens. At full power it uses 720 watts of energy and this generates large amounts of heat. It is equipped with copper cooling pipes and fans that help it remove this heat from inside.
- It is important to protect yourself from the sun In a garden, a duckling will wear a very cute hat.