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InformationVideo published by Nomadic Ambience I suggest this very pleasant first-person video of a walk during a storm. It is filmed in high quality, with audio of equally good quality. Having already been to Manhattan myself, I can assure you, it really feels like being there. Only the smells are missing. I recommend using headphones. 

InformationVideo published by PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe SA In this Polish video, a truck driver carrying an excavator on his trailer misjudges his braking before a level crossing. He tries to recover and force his way through as quickly as possible before the train arrives. Bad luck: he could not avoid the train, and his trailer was clipped. I...

From May 18 to 24, 2026, all of France is mobilizing for the AI for All Week, an unprecedented national event designed to bring citizens closer to artificial intelligence. More than 1,500 events will be organized across the entire territory, with the ambition of raising awareness among at least 50,000 French citizens about the challenges and...

InformationVideo published by azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic Probably nothing unusual: these firefighters from the city of Gilbert, Arizona step in to get a duck family out of a storm drain, mainly the babies, which seem unable to get out. They reportedly ended up at the bottom of this storm drain after heavy rain during a storm. The...

InformationVideo published by Самодельная рыбалка The Russian channel "Homemade Fishing" posted this video, in which we see through a fisherman's camera, by the water with nature as the scenery and a peaceful atmosphere. Then suddenly, an explosion occurs from a quarry in the distance, throwing thousands of large rocks all around...

InformationVideo published by KiwiRail This video from New Zealand explains that even if the train does not hit anyone, simply nearly hitting people or vehicles can traumatize train drivers. Jeremy, a locomotive engineer, explains the psychological problems that can be left by the intense fear of hitting someone on the tracks. To raise public...

What if the next revolution in artificial intelligence came not from ever more powerful processors, but from chips that think like a human brain? That is the promise of neuromorphic computing, a technology that is finally leaving the laboratory to enter the real world in 2026. What is a neuromorphic chip? Unlike conventional processors (CPUs) or...

Alzheimer's disease currently affects more than 55 million people worldwide, and this figure could triple by 2050. Despite decades of research, available treatments only slow the progression of symptoms without addressing the root cause: the accumulation of amyloid plaques in the brain. A new study published in 2026 in the journal Nature...

In this video, Tom Scott presents a train from the Byron Bay Railroad company, which runs on 100% electricity produced by solar panels. Broadly speaking, the system is close to that of an electric car, with photovoltaic panels on the roof of each train car constantly recharging the batteries. The small station also has additional solar panels. In...

The transport sector is undergoing a major transformation thanks to technological advances that pave the way for an exciting future. From revolutionary autonomous vehicles to high-speed trains and delivery drones, these innovations are transforming not only the way we move, but also their impact on society and the environment. This article explores...