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The smartphone orchestra seem to be having fun with this, but I don’t think there is an app that lets you join in with others on the tube who also have the app. Someone make it and add the link, I want it.
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How many bombs have gone off in busses? And how many times do we have to think about the prospect whilst using public transport? Disproportional to say the least. Blair was Thatcher’s fault.
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China has done this with a passenger train, which promises to be more energy-efficient than traditional trains.
What an excellent idea! Carbon fibre is already used in automotive and aerospace industries, so why not in trains?
Besides being more sustainable, the lighter frame would allow for increased speeds, thus making carbon fiber perfect for high-speed trains.
Carbon fibre is cheaper and less energy-intensive than steel (in addition to being recyclable), making it an excellent sustainable alternative for use in trains.
This Chinese train does not just float upside down; it also has transparent cabins with clear glass bottoms.
Here is another floating train system in Japan.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/geoffreymorrison/2016/07/30/the-hanging-monorail-of-chiba-japan/?sh=9af5c0652ad5
These floating “upside down” trains have been around for a while. The oldest one is in Germany and still operational.
Check this out: China has a suspended railway system whose trains float upside down!
https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/china-rolls-out-its-first-sky-train-1457277
Vancouver has a pretty popular sky train service.
Cool idea. Here’s something similar you can find on Amazon. https://www.amazon.ca/Move-Bluetooth-Punching-Adjustable-Freestanding/dp/B08RXQ7LH4
Check this out! It might not be the most advanced punching bag, but it can help you learn how to land hits.
One of the more popular existing music collab apps should add a live feature that connects to GPS for sure.
reminds me of this flashmob from ages ago. No app needed, just a sense of fun.
The smartphone orchestra seem to be having fun with this, but I don’t think there is an app that lets you join in with others on the tube who also have the app. Someone make it and add the link, I want it.
I found the video of the boat lift, and it is impressive!
You mean like this one – already working in scotland
OminiBuzz does the trick…
Google can do it for you on your phone now.
HMMMM ?
How many bombs have gone off in busses? And how many times do we have to think about the prospect whilst using public transport? Disproportional to say the least. Blair was Thatcher’s fault.
You can buy this already…