Tuesday, October 19, 2021
Monday, October 18, 2021
EXCITING TRAIN JOURNEYS : HONG KONG TO BEIJING BY HIGH-SPEED TRAIN
HONG KONG TO BEIJING
BY
HIGH-SPEED TRAIN
FROM US$157
2,818,453 views
Mar 20, 2019
The Man in Seat 61
151K subscribers
A journey from Hong Kong West
Kowloon to Beijing West on train G80, 2,441 km (1,516 miles) in 8h56, showing
stations, train, classes, food & scenery.
For Hong Kong to Beijing train times, fares & tickets see
https://www.seat61.com/hong-kong-to-b...
This was a relaxing day's
train ride right across China at up to 300 km/h (186 mph), which as you can see
isn't too fast to appreciate the views.
The sheer scale of China's high-speed rail infrastructure is
breathtaking, with a growing network and vast new stations. I hope the scale of some of the stations
comes over in the video.
For general information on
train travel in China see https://www.seat61.com/China
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#traintravel
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FUTUROLOGY : FUTURISTIC CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGIES
10 Futuristic Construction
technologies
Future constructions | Explore engineering
309,903 views
Nov 4, 2016
Explorist
164K subscribers
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Over the centuries, engineers
and architects have devised ever-new ways to build taller, stronger and more
beautiful creations using game-changing materials like steel girders,
earthquake-proof foundations and glass curtain walls.
But what does the future hold
for construction technology? Will there come a day when noisy construction
crews are replaced by swarms of autonomous nanobots? Will the cracks in
concrete foundations one day miraculously heal themselves, or gas stations be
replaced by electric cars running on self-charging roads?
Watch our video on "10
Futuristic Construction technologies" for most exciting construction
innovations of the near future.
#construction
#futuretechnologies #constructionvideos
#constructionmaterials
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AMAZING FACTS : TIP OF A SUNKEN CONTINENT
SCIENTISTS MAY HAVE FOUND
THE
TIP OF A SUNKEN CONTINENT
65,212 views
Oct 18, 2021
BRIGHT SIDE
42.1M subscribers
Scientists make unexpected
discoveries every single day: unexplained phenomena, new animal species,
submerged continents... There have long been speculations of a "lost
continent" underwater, hidden somewhere in the ocean. But it turns out,
scientist have found traces of it, even its tip. What could this discovery
mean? And could there be more continents underwater?
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TECH WATCH : ENGINEERING IS BEAUTIFUL !
ENGINEERING IS BEAUTIFUL
2,448 views
Apr 25, 2020
FACTS BY CK
694 subscribers
This video is specifically for
science and tech lovers. Must see Subscribe and share
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Sunday, October 17, 2021
Q&A : WHAT’S THE SMALLEST THING IN THE UNIVERSE?
WHAT’S THE SMALLEST THING
IN THE UNIVERSE?
JONATHAN BUTTERWORTH
898,482 views
Nov 15, 2018
TED-Ed
15M subscribers
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If you were to take a coffee cup, and break it in half, then in half
again, and keep carrying on, where would you end up? Could you keep on going
forever? Or would you eventually find a set of indivisible building blocks out
of which everything is made? Jonathan Butterworth explains the Standard Model
theory and how it helps us understand the world we live in.
Lesson by Jon Butterworth, directed by Nick Hilditch.
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