Discover Madeira Bridge: A stunning example of engineering blending seamlessly with nature's beauty. For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/ltEAYg2tVi #engineering# #engineeringmarvel# https://t.co/DqaWLwO3Nl

China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) made global headlines in 2021 when it sustained a temperature of 70 million °C for 1,056 seconds, five times hotter than the Sun’s core. The goal is to replicate the fusion process that powers stars and create a future of limitless, clean energy. Unlike nuclear fission, fusion produces no greenhouse gases or long-lived radioactive waste. Although it is not yet commercially viable, milestones like this bring us closer to a world free from fossil fuels. Could fusion energy be the key to solving our global energy crisis? For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/EnvlpS8oSs #fusionenergy# #cleantechnology# #artificialsun# #sustainablefuture# #nuclearfusion# #engineeringmarvel# #chinatech#

In earthquake-prone Japan engineers are testing homes that briefly lift off the ground when tremors hit. Developed by Air Danshin Systems the tech uses sensors and air compressors to create a cushion of air under the house reducing quake damage. After the shaking stops the house gently settles back into place. For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/ZNiJIeEeuw #EarthquakeTech# #JapanInnovation# #FloatingHouse# #EngineeringMarvel#

Witness the transformation of the Sydney Opera House from an engineering marvel to an architectural masterpiece. 🏗 ⁠ For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/UHQX42y3y1 #CivilEngineering# #Architecture# https://t.co/MweGmagrJq

Tracing Time in #Guangxi#: Where Ancient Echoes Still Whisper 🌄 Step into a land where mountains whisper ancient tales & rivers hum folk songs. This #InternationalDayForMonumentsAndSites#, uncover Guangxi’s historic sites: from the mystic Huashan Rock Art to the engineering marvel of Lingqu Canal. ✨ #VisitGuangxiYear2025# #WorldHeritageDay#

In 1963, a man in Cappadocia, Turkey, found a secret passage behind a basement wall and uncovered Derinkuyu, a vast underground city reaching 85 meters deep across 18 levels. Built by ancient Phrygians and expanded by early Christians, it once sheltered up to 20,000 people with chapels, kitchens, stables, ventilation shafts, and stone doors. This engineering marvel reveals how ancient societies built for survival and secrecy. Would you explore a lost city beneath your home? For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/ot3cZ3pphM #Derinkuyu# #UndergroundCity# #AncientEngineering# #Cappadocia# #HiddenHistory#