Evolution of Light

The light bulb evolved through persistence and innovation.

Baroque Art and Culture

Baroque art is dramatic and grand.

The largest hot air balloon in the world can carry 30 people!

The world's largest hot air balloon, Inno-Lotus, is 60.8 meters (200 feet) tall when enveloped, and 65 meters (213 feet) in diameter when fully inflated. Capable of carrying up to 29 passengers, it is often used for tours and special events. Despite its massive size, Inno-Lotus operates on the same principles as smaller balloons, using a propane burner to heat the air inside the envelope and make it rise. The pilot controls the balloon's height by adjusting the heat output, and can also steer it by riding winds at different altitudes. To land, the pilot gradually reduces the burner temperature, allowing the air inside to cool and the balloon to descend safely to the ground. In essence, Inno-Lotus and other hot air balloons float through the sky, delivering a peaceful and unique vantage point to explore the world from above.

Versatility of Black Rocks

Black rocks, found throughout the world and formed through metamorphism, contain minerals such as magnetite, basalt and obsidian, which are prized for their durability, used in construction and jewelry, and valued for their aesthetic, cultural and spiritual significance.

Exploring 4D Space

4D space challenges conventional reality.

Blockchain: revolution in industries

Blockchain technology is revolutionizing industries by increasing transparency, security, and efficiency through decentralized ledger recording.

Revolution in lunar resource extraction

Recent advances in space exploration are making a sustainable human presence on the Moon a reality. The RASSOR robot, developed by the Kennedy Space Center, is a revolutionary technology designed for mining and excavation on the lunar surface. Its unique design, autonomous capabilities and advanced technology set it apart, making it a critical tool for future lunar missions and resource utilization.