Thread: Trivia and other useless but interesting items

Cottage left teetering on edge of 400ft cliff after massive landslide

Sandcastle? Looking at houses at the moment. A few have left me a bit wow about risk. The one above is not in my area happily.

Talk about living on the edge.

There goes the neighbourhood.

Originally Posted by Tins

There goes the neighbourhood.

"The fact that the solar EV has reached the pre-production stage raises hope for the startup’s future.

• Aptera has begun testing the production-intent version of its solar electric vehicle.
• It features a new inboard drive unit that ditches the hub motor used so far.
• Production is set to commence sometime in 2025.

Seeing progress from Aptera is always positive news since this startup wants to release one of the most unique EVs in the world. Its electric three-wheeler that replenishes range just by sitting outside during the day has gone through many stages and iterations, but the vehicle you see in the video below is the first production-intent prototype to take to the road."



This could muck up the Neiborhood JT. A cloudy day in the Dandenong's or over shading via some beautiful trees? Triva at its worst perhaps mate.

Nightmare or super cool? Personally Im a AUst Navy type for triva like Speartooth sea drone to get next-gen sonar tech with Thales collab

The Koreans are cool or crazy

"The Rotem branch of the Hyundai group has presented the prototype of a future tank that is currently in preparation. The K3 runs on hydrogen to be fast and stealthy. It's also capable of operating in automated mode.
Silent, fast and maneuverable, the future K3 tank from Hyundai Rotem would be difficult to detect. Its stealth is partly linked to the use of an electric motor powered by a fuel cell. It therefore runs on hydrogen. A noiseless and smokeless engine that makes it more difficult to detect. A hybrid variant of the South Korean tank is also planned, with a thermal engine in reserve, to remain operational longer in the field. Among the other qualities touted by Hyundai Rotem, there is its great crossing capacity, its acceleration and an unmanned driving mode. It can also be guided by an accompanying drone."

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

It can also be guided by an accompanying drone."

Nothing new in the automotive world, is it?

Originally Posted by Saitch

Nothing new in the automotive world, is it?

Depends on how one defines "drone".

Originally Posted by Tins

Depends on how one defines "drone".

A straight piped 300Tdi?