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The first train in the world
(9) | 10/04/2021 | Translate: The first locomotive train in the world, which led to a global revolution in the transport industry, was built in the village of Coalbrookdale by Richard Trevithick in 1802. Although the fate of the original first locomotive is unknown, there is only one exact copy in the whole world. This is in the Blists Hill Victorian Town Museum in Shropshire, England.
The disappointment Being common in Offord Cluny railway station in England, waited almost an hour for the passage of the locomotive "The Flying Scotsman", a former train tachykinito 1862, that started a route from Edinburgh to London. Unfortunately, another train passed at the same time with the famous locomotive, hiding so completely the view viewers.- Riding a Tiger tanks WW2 The test of an authentic Tiger tanks of the second world war at the Bovington Tank Museum in England. The Maybach engine 23.000 cubic is fully as reconstructed.
- Train locomotive in coal mine of China One of the most intriguing things that can be seen in the world today, steam locomotives are in coal mines of Sandaoling, in China. China is the only country in the world that still uses diesel locomotives, and this is because the transport of coal with ... charcoal, It is of course a very economic solution. Here we see a locomotive trying to pull overloaded carriages 13, but manages very well as the wheels slide on Rails.
- The fastest train on Rails (574 km / h) This is the TGV V150 test train in France, which is the fastest train in the world that moves on Rails. To V150 reaches speeds up to 574 km / h and is slightly behind the top speed magnetic train Maglev in Japan, who holds the world record (581 km / h).
- They used the escalators as a luggage conveyor belt At a train station in Zhejiang, China, two women thought it would be smart to let their suitcases be carried up the escalator. One of the suitcases rolled down the stairs and hit a woman who was coming down at the time.
- NASA plane for transporting heavy cargo The Super Guppy is a large wide-body aircraft used to transport large components. First built in 1965, it is the only aircraft in the world to carry a complete S-IVB, the third stage of the Saturn V rocket. Super Guppy played this role several times during the Apollo space program.
- Train against car hauler truck On Friday, October 15, 2021, in Love County, Oklahoma, a train hit a truck that was stuck on a crossing. There were 5 minor injuries among the passengers on the train.
- The largest engine in the world Shots while transporting a Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C, of the largest engine in the world. Is 14-cylinder, It is longer than 26 meters and weighs 2,300 tons. It can accelerate a large merchant ship to 27 knots (about 50 km / hour). The cylinder has a diameter of 960mm and route 2,5m, and yields about 107.000 hp at 102 rpm. Its consumption is more than 6,283 liters of oil per hour.
- Locomotive falls off a cliff for the shooting of Mission Impossible 7 Footage from the shooting of the movie Mission Impssible 7. In the village of Stoney Middleton, England, the filmmakers made a small section of the railway, in which they started a locomotive. The locomotive falls dramatically from a great height in the Daulton quarry. The film is expected to hit theaters on May 27, 2022.
- Shinkansen trains on snow covered rails Japan's Shinkansen trains are among the fastest in the world, as they reach speeds above 300 km / h. Enjoy a collection of videos of Shinkansen trains passing through snowy train stations.
- Goalkeeper breaks the record for the longest goal On Tuesday, January 19, 2021, the Newport County goalkeeper, Tom King, broke the world record for the longest goal in a football match. The goal was scored at 96,01 measures, in a match against Cheltenham for the 4th division of England. The previous record was 91,9 meters from goalkeeper Asmir Begovic in 2013.
- The train from the Elon Musk satellites an array of 20 satellites recorded pass over Barcelona. The satellites are part of the Starlink Project, a future satellite internet based on a constellation of 12.000 orbiting satellites. The Starlink developed by Elon Musk, and will offer a broadband internet service with reduced data transfer delay.
- Metro strike causes overcrowding in Paris Wednesday 11 December 2019 at the Chatelet station in Paris, one should be very patient if you wanted to take the subway. The scene was filmed at the station corridors during strike. As Antoine Levek who posted the video, waited 40 minutes to get into the train. He also explains that the people waiting had exemplary behavior and no problem arose.
- How an armor of the 14th century was worn A video showing how an armor worn in the late 14th century. The equipment is a detailed reconstruction based on picture Black Prince (1330-1376) Cathedral of Canterbury, England, in other related pictures, in paintings and original armor of the 14th-century Leeds museum.
- The most spectacular cars in the world in skidding at GoodWood One of "sights" annual festival of speed GoodWood in Sussex, England, It is a turn of 360 degrees in front of the audience. There, cars that are involved during the festival, change direction by skidding.