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The New Glenn second stage achieved 173,000 lbf of thrust, exceeding the initial limits predicted for the BE-3U engine.
This type of technology seeks to improve the stability and reliability of the power grid in South Africa, a country that relies heavily on fossil fuels.
The vessel stands out as one of the first cargo ships to be powered entirely by wind energy.
The new resistive magnet will allow scientists to perform experiments under extreme conditions, exploring new phenomena and discovering unknown physical laws.
The Waterkant wind farm will have 18.5 MW turbines, the most powerful in the world.
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