What is a Tsunami A tsunami (from Japanese: 津波, "a harbour wave") or a tidal wave, also known as a seismic sea wave, is a series of waves in a [...]
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The holiday of your dreams usually takes place on a faraway tropical beach, in a seaside town, with your loved ones. You close our eyes, and there you are: drinks [...]
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1. Get Inspired By Other Partners’ References Based on increased demands for warning and notification systems due to the more frequent occurrence of natural disasters, we regularly bring you information [...]
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Today, people tend to spend over 16 hours a day using electronic media. While tapping away at a variety of keyboards, remote control buttons of video and audio devices, mobile [...]
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In the 16th century, when the industry of bell founding was booming, bells accompanied humans all their lives, from birth to death, day by day, from the morning until the [...]
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The largest Canadian refinery located in Saint John, New Brunswick, is capable of producing more than 320,000 barrels gasoline, diesel heating oil, jet fuel and other petroleum products. Irving Oil [...]
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Indonesia does actually have an advanced tsunami warning system, including a network of 21 buoys which would have dispatched advance warnings based on data gathered by deep sea sensors. Nevertheless, [...]
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In a series of “Do you know?” articles you will gradually learn how the individual names of our electronic devices were created. In the previous article, you have already discovered [...]
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The dam that collapsed is part of the Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy hydroelectric power project, which involves Laotian, Thai and South Korean firms. The 410 megawatt capacity plant was supposed to start [...]
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Pavian, Amadeo, Bono, and all these original names – do you know where they come from and what they mean? You will learn how the names of individual electronic devices [...]
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