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Shandong Heavy Industry has recently started its new energy plan to create efficient fuel cell trucks, powered by hydrogen. Already approved, they have received a fund of roughly £5.7m. A fund of £2.8m has also been in partnership with Weifang City and a further £2.2m in support of the construction of a new energy park.

The success of this project would be huge for the future of China’s plan for efficient transport, with recent statistics showing China has a carbon dioxide emission rate higher than both the US and EU combined.

 In fact, the Asia Pacific is now responsible for nearly 50% of global carbon dioxide emissions.

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Was Marty McFly right?

The former jetski world champion Franky Zapata has spent years trying to perfect a machine that can fly above water 

He has now developed the FlyBoard Air which has five jet engines and can travel at 110mph (177kmph).

Although Marty visits 2015 in “Back To The Future” with his hoverboard, it might be that we aren’t too far away from the real thing.

Facebook’s own Video Service named “Facebook Watch” unveiled

Check out “Facebook Watch”, a brand new video service said to rival other video services such as Youtube and Twitch. Facebook users have the ability to view clips saved from their News Feeds on the go. 

Facebook original shows such as “Red Table Talk” as shown above, feature various celebrities such as Jada Pinkett Smith, who hosts the show. Other celebrities include:

Elizabeth Olsen, who stars in the forthcoming drama Sorry For Your Loss about a woman grieving for her husband

Bear Grylls, the British adventurer, who hosts a reality show Face the Wild

The cheap and bizzare world of 3D printable guns

After prior controversy over the availability of blueprints for 3-D printable guns; it seems people have managed to sell flash drives containing the files. The printable weapons had previously been banned by a US judge for concern that they could “fall into the wrong hands”.

Defense Distributed now promises to deliver the drives to customers in select states.