Named the Dreamliner, the Boeing 787 is reportedly the most fuel-efficient long range, mid-size passenger airplane and the world’s first aircraft to be constructed using composite materials such as carbon fiber. source

A modern F1 car is the most technologically sophisticated race car on the planet, so naturally it’s got an equally complex steering wheel that jammed with enough switches and dials to make an airline pilot cross-eyed.

Sea Shadow (IX-529) is an experimental stealth ship built by Lockheed for the United States Navy to determine how a low radar profile might be achieved and to test high stability hull configurations which have been used in oceanographic ships.

Since the space shuttle program is finished, all orbiters are showcased for public display. The shuttle Atlantis from pictures bellow was last shuttle to fly, will be presented in Kennedy Space center placed in Florida. Even most of interior is removed or replaced to make it lighter this shuttle still looks awesome.

Can you imagine if some of these had actually caught on and we all cruised around in them now.

Next time your car breaks down and you lift open the hood, take a minute to appreciate the beauty of your engine. Jet Engine Spaceship Engine Jenbacher Gas Engine Dune Buggy Engine Plane Engine Ship Engine Radial Engine of an Italian Aircraft From 1938 Ferrari Enzo Engine V-Twin Revtech Engine Locomotive Engine Vintage Motorcycle Engine

The owner of this waterlogged camera must have thought it was gone for ever, along with his precious holiday pictures, when he dropped it in the ocean. But a year later a diver spotted it rusting away in the depths and rescued it. Even more astonishingly, he was able to recover the pictures and post [...]

These palm-sized cameras by Japanese toy camera maker Power Shovel are USB-powered and can take both video and photos, written directly to the USB flash drive.

History and development of the game controllers.

This little beast is named Mechatron. Built by a father/daughter team called Beatty Robotics, the goal was to build something “retro-futuristic, tough, and industrial”. We think they definitely pulled off some of their goals here. Weighing in at nearly 50 pounds, Mechatron is still very agile, as you can see in the video below. He [...]

Etsy seller Will Rockwell based his Steampunk MP3/video player build on an Archos Vision. If this one doesn’t tickle your fancy, stay tuned: he plans on building a line of Steampunk MP3 players – so one of them might be more to your tastes.

This bike is the latest model from motorbike enthusiast Madella Simone. The design is inspired by the iconic and record breaking 1934 Peugeot 515. Unlike the original 4-stroke, this modern 515 powers its rear in-wheel engine with a rechargeable lithium battery. Another unusual feature, it’s also missing the usual hub that linked fork and body. [...]

Talking about the security apparatus of any country, tech-loaded air power is the most essential aspect. This list of TopYaps can’t stand out on the comprehensiveness of this topic but it does shine some light on most potent fighter planes in the world. 10. J-10 Better known as the “Vigorous Dragon,” the Jian-10 is an [...]

More and more advance gadgets are coming in the market everyday. From 2G to 3G and 3G to 4G technology is changing continuously. Here is a glimpse of Apple iTransparent concept phone. iTransparent is a 4G concept phone, which means its yet to come in the market. But looking at this incredible phone, I can [...]

Mechanical horse are interesting because they straddle the gap between the era of the internal combustion engine (we still notionally benchmark our cars relative to horses through horse power) and that of bone & gristle. source

This bike is designed for use by the Coast Guard. The Sharpshooter electric bike aims to be a viable alternative to the current limited range motorcycles for routine patrols and emergency rescues. For water rescues, the body can be bent and transformed into a lightweight throwing device and the motor can be used as a [...]

Built in Germany in 1941 by the company Friedrich Krupp A.G. this gigantic gun was created in order to destroy troops along the Maginot Line along the French border. Both a 10 thousand pound shell and a 16 thousand pound concrete-piercing projectile were shot as far as 29 miles.

The Adastra took more than five years to design. It is over 42.5 meters (139.4 ft) long yet has been made to be light weight enough that is is relatively fuel efficient. You might wonder what a monster like this yacht sells for and that would be a great question, unfortunately, I don’t know. But [...]

This Bike is a project by Vojtech Sojka it’s a Superior Bike and it can change the game without straying too far from the norm. It has a hydro-formed aluminum frame with the motor positioned in the bottom bracket, for a clean look and better weight distribution than a motor in the rear hub. The [...]

With the apparition of iOS from Apple, and of Google’s Android, Nokia lost its place on the smart phones market. These days, the company tries to change its old Symbian OS with the Windows Mobile so that it doesn’t completely get off the market. But even Windows mobile was beaten by Google’s Android…With such a [...]

An extraordinary transparent car is set to fetch as much as $475,000 when it goes up for auction. The motor, dubbed the ‘Ghost Car’, is a Pontiac Deluxe Six which, bizarrely, has been covered in the see-through material Plexiglas. Built in 1939 by General Motors and chemical company Rohm and Haas at a cost of [...]

Towering in front of tall skyscrapers, these enormous tree appear to be thriving in the middle of the city. But the vast woodland in Singapore is actually entirely manmade, stretching up to 50 metres into the sky. The imposing trees have colossal concrete trunks weighing hundreds of tonnes. While thousands of thick wire rods have [...]

This here is the CAT (City Aquatic Transportation) it aims to aid urban city congestion by utilizing seaside cities’ waterways to transport passengers to and from high demand public areas.

Steampunk art and other creations are still going strong, proof that geeks still enjoy this anachronistic field of fashion, technology, and more. This steampunk SMG is a perfect example for those unfamiliar with the style. The sub-machine gun didn’t really reach popularity until World War II, and the undefined Steampunk era is typically set 40 [...]

Since the time of Trinity — the first nuclear explosion in 1945 — nearly 2,000 nuclear tests have been performed, with the majority taking place during the 1960s and 1970s. When the technology was new, tests were frequent and often spectacular, and led to the development of newer, more deadly weapons. But starting in the [...]