What if there was a space bridge in real life? I think it would be a bit galactical, because you can travel and teleport through time and space to anywhere, you want to go (another galaxy, another planet, etc.) For example, the space bridge (also spelled spacebridge, Spacebridge, or Space Bridge) is a form of interplanetary transport, allowing Transformers to move from one planet to another almost instantaneously without the need for a spacecraft, via a "short-cut" through the extradimensional realm of unspace. Early models required machinery at both ends of the bridge to open a stable dimensional portal, but later iterations of the technology consisted only of a generator at the departure point, which could open bridges to the desired location without the need of a receiver at the other end. Centuries into the future, space bridges have evolved into Transwarp Drive, allowing vessels to generate their own portals wherever required.

Or what if the different tram networks around the world had the green energy-powered electric trams? For example, there are solar-powered trams in Melbourne, Australia. Travelling by tram in Melbourne has become more sustainable. The French-based company Neoen supported by the Government of Victoria has launched the Numurkah Solar Farm. It is the second solar facility to power the Melbourne tram network. The state government intends to complete the conversion of the city light rail system to solar energy by 2030.

And Tokyo gets nation’s first 100% renewable energy-powered rail line.

Tokyo’s inimitably convenient train network just got even better after Tokyu Corporation shifted its Setagaya tram line to 100% renewable energy. This makes it the first urban commuter train service in Japan powered entirely by sustainable energy, the company says. It also makes the 94-year old Setagaya line a leading example of the creation of renewable energy markets in Japan.

So, what do you think of these inventions? Are they good, bad, mid or crazy?

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It was yesterday, in evening. I was walking in the park, until then, I saw a cafeteria, which had the wooden houses, painted in green! Take a look!

See? I was there with my mum! I had a glass of fresh orange juice and some potato pancakes!

But, little did you know? Those potato pancakes had potato starch! It makes the pancakes extra crispy and fluffy, helping to bind excess liquid instead of regular flour.

Here's a recipe for crispy potato pancakes with starch! To make them, you need:

500 g potatoes;

100 g onions;

1 chicken egg;

1 tbsp (25 g);

potato starch;

Salt and ground black pepper - to taste;

Vegetable oil for frying

Step-by-step preparation

Peel the potatoes and onions. Grate the vegetables on a fine or medium grater (you can also grind them in a blender). Gently squeeze the mass from excess liquid, but do not make it dry. Add the egg, potato starch, salt and pepper, then mix thoroughly until smooth. Heat the oil in a pan over medium heat. Spread the mixture with a spoon, forming small fritters. Fry for about 2-3 minutes on each side until a beautiful golden crust appears. Place the finished fritters on a paper towel to remove excess fat.

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Okay, is it on? Yeah, it's on, in on... What's up guys! I'm here at Unboxing-2026! I guess, I'm ready for Season 3 of the Edling Netflix series, I guess...

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This week, students created Their own invention🤖

Look at this wonderful result🤩

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