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A concept of a "bar phone" has been revealed in India Inspired by the iconic Nokia 7380, designers have unveiled a modern version of the elongated phone. This stylish device redefines the concept of extravagant cell phones of 2005. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Sony TV-511 is a portable TV with a rotating screen Released in 1977, the Sony TV-511 features a unique ability to change the orientation of the screen. It was designed by Hartmut Esslinger, known for his work on the Walkman and Apple computers. The TV is powered by 9 D-size batteries. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

AwesomePré: a portable LED frame for comfortable reading AwesomePré is a compact LED frame the size of a standard book page, providing soft lighting for comfortable reading in any environment. Patented Magic Lighting Plate® technology directs light onto the page without creating direct radiation and protecting your eyes. Lasts up to 10 hours without recharging and comes with a charging stand to make it a stylish piece of interior design. Aluminum housing provides strength and durability Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

The Zweihender sword belonged to the Frisian pirate and warlord Piers Grutte (1480-1520) I wonder how many times a modern man will swing it before he dies of fatigue? Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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The oldest working door in the world The bronze doors of the Pantheon in Rome, cast in 115 AD, are still in use. Each leaf measures 2.3 × 7.6 meters and weighs several tons, but thanks to its excellent balance, even one person can open it. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

The first car by Karl Benz Karl Benz created the first internal combustion engine for a car in 1885. After a year of improvements, in 1886 his car went on sale for $1,000 (today it is about $130,000). Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

China tests a high-speed train A magnetic suspension train with a low-vacuum transportation system was tested in Shanxi province. It accelerated to 1000 km/h on a 2 km long test section. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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A charging hat has been created in the USA EcoFlow has introduced the Power Hat, a headgear with solar panels. It can charge a smartphone (4000 mAh) in 3-4 hours. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Extreme impact tests for T1 robots by Booster Robotics. I wonder why such tests are necessary, how will such robots work? Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Ford Comuta - an electric car from 1967 Long before Tesla, Ford developed the experimental electric car Comuta. Introduced in 1967 in the UK, it was a response to the problem of urban pollution. The compact car could reach speeds of up to 40 miles per hour and had a range of up to 40 miles, demonstrating early attempts to introduce electric vehicles into everyday life. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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A shoe print on granite In Fisher Canyon, a 15 million-year-old coal seam was found in a coal seam that looks like a shoe print. It shows double seams along the edges, and the right side of the heel looks more worn. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

China unveils combat wolf robots At a military exhibition in Zhuhai, China demonstrated four-legged combat robots equipped with automatic weapons. These machines are capable of disembarking from vehicles and attacking targets Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Amazing: a 708 GB composite image of the Moon looks like this! The view is mesmerizing Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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Space power plant by 2030 Transition Labs (Iceland) and Space Solar (UK) plan to launch a 30 MW orbital station that will transmit solar energy to Earth via radio waves. It will be able to supply up to 3,000 homes, and the cost of energy will be $2.25 billion per GW, which is comparable to terrestrial renewable energy sources. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Robotic dentist performs first procedure on a human A robot with artificial intelligence has successfully performed the first dental procedure without a doctor. The developers claim that it works accurately, painlessly and 8 times faster than a human. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Sony's first integrated circuit radio, from 1967, ICR-100 Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content