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All About Electric LongBoard

By: Taylor kong, Journalist

The Electric Long Board was made in 1997 by Louie Finkle. The Electric Long Board has speeds of 18-28 mph but sometimes other models can go to 40 mph.

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Solar Panel Public Transportation

By: Olmer Andrade Lemus, Journalist

If we used solar-panel public transportation, it would be very healthy for the environment. We also need more public transportation for young people who need to travel and for people who don't have cars....

Trojena

By: Haitem Khalid, Journalist

Trojena is apart of NEOM, a Saudi-Arabian construction project for a vision of the future. NEOM has an insane 500 dollar budget to realize the best they can do.

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The U.S. Will Have The World’s First 3D Printed Hotel

By: Annelise Hartlage, Journalist

A new 3D printed hotel is coming soon to the US. Located in Marfa, Texas, it has a beautiful view, and is designed by Liz Lambert.

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The Air Yacht

By: Aiman Ullah, Journalist

An air yacht is a luxurious aircraft that offers the comfort and services of a yacht while flying through the skies. These aircrafts are designed for the wealthiest people who desire to travel in style and comfort.

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Sicily: The Melting Pot Of Europe

By: Jorge Laboy-Bulancea, Journalist

Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, is a fascinating destination that has been shaped by a rich history, diverse cultures and ancient civilizations.

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The Tallest Roller Coaster in the World

By: Jake Themely, Journalist

Kingda Ka, at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, is the world's tallest roller coaster. Standing at an insane 456 feet tall, Kingda Ka offers a great and intense ride. The ride starts...

Six Flags is Quickly Going Bankrupt… Again

By: Jake Themely, Journalist

In the early 2000s, Six Flags went bankrupt before coming out of bankruptcy. This happened because Six Flags spent too much money on all of their parks and they couldn't afford to maintain them anymore....

The Future of Supersonic Commercial Air Travel

By: Renik deJong, Journalist

The Concorde The Concorde was the first commercial supersonic airliner. The Concorde was released on January 21st, 1976. The only airlines to operate the Concorde were British Airways, Air France, and...

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The Truth Behind Why Your Ears Pop in a Plane

By: Olivia Sim, Journalist

You're in an airplane excited to reach your vacation destination, when your ears suddenly feel like they're getting filled with some sort of invisible pressure. This phenomenon is sometimes known as 'Airplane ear' or ear barotrauma, and often ruins what is supposed to be a peaceful flight in the air.

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What Is A Hyperloop

By: Shaun Nguyen, Journalist

He made it make transportation faster but also in a eco-friendly way. The fastest hyperloop recorded was 670mph.

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The Wienermobile

By: Tashi Japheltsang, Journalist

The Wienermobile is a Hot dog-shaped car made by the hot dog company Oscar Mayer. It was made in 1936 by Carl G. Mayer (Oscar Mayer's Nephew). The Car is shaped like a hot dog and a bun on the bottom....

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