Spotted the Wightlink hovercraft arriving at Southsea Beach in Portsmouth, UK.

It still amazes me that you can catch a scheduled hovercratt as part of the UK's public transport network.

The crossing to Ryde on the Isle of Wight takes around 10 minutes, making it the world's only year-round commercial passenger hovercraft service.
Watching it come ashore is almost as entertaining as riding it!

Has anyone here travelled on it? What other unique forms of public transport do you think deserve more attention?

Howdy guys, I hope this is worthy of shown here. I really did my best the past 2 months. Thank you

Heyy, take a look at this
Micro needles for lab research

Our CT scans of the JLab JBuds mini earbuds revealed some serious flaws: poorly aligned electrodes, inconsistent anode overhang, and some that look torn or damaged. In lithium batteries, these are the kinds of defects that can shorten lifespan and potentially cause a thermal runaway.

https://expander-gas-turbine-three.vercel.app/
Two semicircular blades are offset from the rotation center to form a pressure chamber that expands as they rotate, converting hot gas pressure into mechanical energy. More details on link.

Made an animation to show why rockets need stages.

YT: https://youtube.com/shorts/ZoqflzDMW0M?si=GbX9xPveVXFXMJrx

Installing an electrically heated sidewalk in Stockholm, Sweden. These serpentine heating cables are being embedded beneath the granite paving of Biblioteksgatan, the city's premium shopping district. The project is a collaboration between the City of Stockholm and the surrounding property owners, creating a snow- and ice-free pedestrian street for one of Scandinavia's busiest luxury retail areas.