The world's longest traffic jam was 110 miles (176 kilometers) long, between Paris and Lyon on the French Autoroute in 1980.
12 Worst Traffic Jams
The world's longest traffic jam was 110 miles (176 kilometers) long, between Paris and Lyon on the French Autoroute in 1980.
Farmer Creates Amazing Spitfire Shaped Maze
To mark the 70th anniversary of The Battle of Britain, farmer Tom Percy created a giant maze, shaped like a Spitfire fighter plane.
Tom Percy has made a name for himself, after creating a series of incredible corn field mazes, just outside Yorkshire town, in Britain. In previous years, he designed mazes shaped as an astronaut, the Statue of Liberty, the Flying Scotsman, Big Ben and a Viking long ship. This year, he really outdid himself, creating one of the biggest mazes in the world, the size of 8 football fields.
Tom Percy has made a name for himself, after creating a series of incredible corn field mazes, just outside Yorkshire town, in Britain. In previous years, he designed mazes shaped as an astronaut, the Statue of Liberty, the Flying Scotsman, Big Ben and a Viking long ship. This year, he really outdid himself, creating one of the biggest mazes in the world, the size of 8 football fields.
Stylish Valentine Notebook
Designers from CreativeDNAaustria introduced a concept of their Valentine Notebook. Its prototype is compact typewriter Valentine invented and designed by Ettore Sottsass and Perry King in 1969. It looks almost exactly like the typewriter but has a flexible display instead of a paper sheet.
Garbage City
As unbelievable as the photos below may look, Manshyiat Naser is a real place, where people make their living out of trash. Like in any other normal community, you’ll find streets, houses and apartments throughout the settlement, but everything and everyone here depends on garbage.
The Real Super Heroes
Real Life Super Hero Project created by American photographer Peter Tangen features ordinary people without any special ability weraing superhero costumes.
The Bottle Cap Jewelry
The 52-year-old Israeli artist used to work as an industrial designer, and also tested the waters in the insurance industry, before focusing all his attention on the art world. Though many might be tempted to think Yoav Kotik was inspired by environmental issues, he confesses he was simply inspired by the urban environment that surrounds him.
Scientist Created Dry Water
The substance resembles powdered sugar and could revolutionize the way chemicals are used.
Each particle of dry water contains a water droplet surrounded by a sandy silica coating. In fact, 95 per cent of dry water is ”wet” water.
Scientists believe dry water could be used to combat global warming by soaking up and trapping the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.
Tests show that it is more than three times better at absorbing carbon dioxide than ordinary water.
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