Engineering

Overview In the cold waters of the Aegean Sea rests the world’s largest sunken passenger

Have you ever been on a cruise ship? Going on vacation on a cruise sounds

Did you know that the United States has more than 614,000 bridges? Even more, half

Architects and engineers must be careful because when it comes to building collapses, no one

Visiting other exotic, and sometimes dangerous faraway places can be extremely thrilling times, but it

Failure of water pumps caused a chain reaction of higher and higher temperatures and some

The Ocean Ranger was stationed at sea 170 miles east of Newfoundland. Because of inadequate

All seven astronauts were killed and the accident gave rise to new, stringent, regulations about

Union Carbide’s factory was built to provide insecticide for India’s farmers so they would not

Through neglect of the advice of geological experts, this dam was built on unstable ground

A landslide within the Vaiont Dam in northern Italy displaced a massive volume of water

This dam, part of the Los Angeles aqueduct system, was constructed on a fault. The

As the Hindenburg came in to land at Lakehurst, New Jersey, it caught fire and,

The Yenisei River runs 5,494 km (3,534 mi) northwards from Mongolia to the Arctic Ocean,

Can Tho, 170 km (105 mi) southwest of Ho Chi Minh City, is both a

Gusset plates are not glamorous, but like the two-dollar O-ring seals on the space shuttle

Bharat Aluminium Co (Balco) is one of India’s major companies, a subsidiary of Vedanta Pic,

It was Poland’s worst building disaster of recent times. On January 28 2006 at 17.15