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This is a personal submarines, anyone can get one of those with a couple million dollars lying around. It is more rare, more exclusive and resembling marine life. That’s why some people love the Innespace Seabreacher, a two-seater submersible made to move and look like a dolphin. A follow-up to the company’s original one-seat design called, the Dolphin. As an F-22 fighter jet, the Seabreacher uses the same canopy, keeping the roomy interior dry and nice inside a watertight seal.

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See this silver-toothed grimace. There is an alien, actually not just any alien, this is the queen of them all from science fiction classic Aliens, James Cameron’s 1986. This car is the work of youths from Krasnoyarsk, Russia. Right from the creepy, they’ve got everything otherworldly visage to the wide fan of her cranium. Not mentioned whether there’s any screeching other than from the tires or a second mouth pops out.

To the run-up Beijing Olympics the chief concern for many athletes has been the poor air quality, to decrease pollution, he prompting the government to enact a myriad of odd new measures. A look at Jamie Tomkins 2020 hybrid bicycle perhaps might have helped.

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It’s some kind of crazy maybe, the designers makes environmentally friendly cars. Assuming if someone has thinking forward to buy an electric car, probably they won’t mind if it looks like designed by someone who live in 2034.

There is an example for above argument: the ZAP Alias. It’s an electric sports car that in 5.7 seconds can go from 0 to 60 and for some reason it has three wheels with a top speed of 156 miles per hour. The uncommonly is the single wheel is in the back. I thought it seems as “becak” in Indonesia, the Javanese traditional vehicles. Maybe the designer has an idea from “becak” . I guess the losing of extra wheel aimed to lowers the weight of the car. Maybe you wouldn’t see something like that in a real car company.
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Have you ever wondered during an earthquake what it feels like to be around? There’s a fancy new truck touring Japan, if you don’t want to go through the actual danger of being caught in one. With a much lower chance of you ending up underneath a fallen building, it will give you the more experience. Just what to expect in that earthquake-prone country, the truck showing people features a small room that shakes in a real earthquake approximation.

The setup looks like a mix between a pretty mediocre amusement park ride and a sweet emergency-preparedness device, as you can see from the video above. You will know what to do during the real thing if once you take a ride in it. Probably it’s worthy, right?