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Fed Up With Traffic? Highway “Straddling Bus” Would Carry 1400, Allow Cars to Drive Underneath

Fed Up With Traffic? Highway “Straddling Bus” Would Carry 1400, Allow Cars to Drive Underneath

by Mac Slavo | May 26, 2016 | Emergency Preparedness, Headline News

Innovation is the only way out of tough jams. And few problems are more frustrating and impeding than traffic. A company in China has designed and developed plans to launch a giant bus that would be elevated above the highway, straddling rails and even allowing other...
Dawn of the Homemade Submarine: “Potentially Intriguing Vessel For A Post-Apocalyptic World”

Dawn of the Homemade Submarine: “Potentially Intriguing Vessel For A Post-Apocalyptic World”

by Mac Slavo | May 6, 2016 | Aftermath, Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Entertainment

No doubt it’s stealthy, and it’s homemade. A Chinese man, reportedly a farmer, debuted this one-man semi-submarine which he invented and won a patent for. Basically shaped into a steer-cigar tube with a hatch and a propeller system, it costs only around...

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