Explorers:
3. Underwater Traffic Tunnels.


Norway is planning to build world’s first “submerged floating bridges” using large tubes, wide enough for two lanes, suspended 100 feet underwater.

Owing to the difficult terrain that made conventional bridges unsuitable, Norway decided to work on making an underwater bridge.

With $25 billion already spent on the project, it is expected to reach completion by 2035.

There are still other factors that need to be accounted for, such as how the bridge would be affected by wind, waves, and strong water currents.

Explorers:
6. Clothes - Spray Technology.


A Spanish fashion designer invented the world’s first clothes-spray. You can spray it on the body however you want and you can also remove it, wash it and wear it again.
Clothes-Spray

The spray is made of special fibers that are mixed with polymers to give the fabric elasticity and durability. It was developed by designer Manel Torres and particle engineer Paul Luckham.

The technique will allow designers to create unique garments with unique designs and fitness.

Explorers:
4. Rollable TVs.


LG has developed a prototype for a TV that can be rolled up like a sheet of paper.

The TVs use OLED (organic light emitting diode) technology to decrease the thickness of the screen.

The OLEDs have organic electroluminescent compounds that light up when electricity is passed through them.

Apart from LG, almost all other major TV or electronic display manufacturers such as Samsung, Sony and Mitsubishi are working on making the screens more flexible and portable.

Explorers:
6. Clothes - Spray Technology.


A Spanish fashion designer invented the world’s first clothes-spray. You can spray it on the body however you want and you can also remove it, wash it and wear it again.
Clothes-Spray

The spray is made of special fibers that are mixed with polymers to give the fabric elasticity and durability. It was developed by designer Manel Torres and particle engineer Paul Luckham.

The technique will allow designers to create unique garments with unique designs and fitness.

Explorers:
3. Underwater Traffic Tunnels.


Norway is planning to build world’s first “submerged floating bridges” using large tubes, wide enough for two lanes, suspended 100 feet underwater.

Owing to the difficult terrain that made conventional bridges unsuitable, Norway decided to work on making an underwater bridge.

With $25 billion already spent on the project, it is expected to reach completion by 2035.

There are still other factors that need to be accounted for, such as how the bridge would be affected by wind, waves, and strong water currents.

hahn:
In the year 3000, Nigerians will still be praying to Jehovah and claiming that "god did it" without inventing anything useful.

Aside from looting funds to enrich science driven nations.

Explorers, the remaining nko?

Explorers:
7. Hyperloop.

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) has been working at bringing a similar idea to life.

First proposed in 2013, the Hyperloop would shoot passengers between cities via the use of vacuum tubes.

Passengers could reach projected speeds of up to nearly 1,300 kilometers per hour (800 mph).

That’s faster than the speed of sound.Digital screens and advertising inside the tubes promise to make your short commutes pleasant and entertaining as well.

HTT claims that the Hyperloop would be much more efficient and cost-effective than any lightweight transit system currently available.

hahn:
In the year 3000, Nigerians will still be praying to Jehovah and claiming that "god did it" without inventing anything useful.

Aside from looting funds to enrich science driven nations.

Explorers, the remaining nko?

Sleekyshuga:
Massive ..

I can't wait for the robot that will be cooking for me