TRANSPORTATION

 Welcome .... Long time no see you.. my classes have started since August, and I don't have enough time to write it. But I'll try to stay here regularly, don't worry too much, friends

Now, i will describe about transportation in the past and right now.

Transportation is one of the most important daily needs of human beings. It helps them to move from one place to another place. But, transportation has long history. It doesn't exist directly. It needs long processes. What are they? Let's talk about it!!! I don't explain specifically, only in general. Next time, if you want hehehhe

Many centuries ago, there was no transportation. People chose walking on foot. Yet, they learned how to ride animals, such as horses, donkeys, camels, cows, and others for transportation around 4000 to 3000 BC. In 3500 BC, the first wheel was made from wood in Iraq. Also, the sailing boat was invented by Eqyptians while the romans built roads across Europe.

Prior to 20th Century, lots of modern transportation were invented, they were :

1. The modern rail system was developed in England in 1820, progressing to steam locomotives

2. In 1877, Enrico Forlanini developed an unmanned helicopter powered by a steam engine

3. In 1880, electric trains and trams were developed

4. The first car was developed with an internal combustion engine in 1906

Now, let's move to current condition.

As you know, today, most of the steam locomotives have been replaced by diesel. Here are the lists of current transportation :

1. The fastest commercial high speed trains use magnetic levitation technology can go up to 431 km/hr. WOW, cool

2. Commercial aircrafts can fly at the speed of 960 km/hr. Awesome, we can go around the world instantly. It can transport a lot of people in less time and less cost

3. The automobile industry produces more than 70 million vehicles across the world. You know friends, a rapid rise in price of gasoline and oil has led to the development of various green cars, such as hybrid, hydrogen, and battery operated cars.

That's all... See you later ~~~