MIT's First Black Graduate Built A Campus With Students The incredible true story of Robert R. Taylor - son of an enslaved carpenter who became MIT's first Black graduate in 1892 and America's first academically trained Black architect. From slavery to designing entire university campuses, his 40-year career at Tuskegee created architectural masterpieces that still stand today. This is what breaking barriers really means. #MIT #BlackHistory #Architecture #Success #RobertRTaylor, #MIT, #BlackHist

This new system of transport works with magnetic levitation and has successfully completed the first test with human passengers. But how does it work, exactly? The vehicle is built with capsules where travelers levitate in a vacuum tube moving at speeds that its creators say can reach 600 Mph. In theory, they could go from Washington to New York in half an hour. But that’s not the best part. This vehicle is completely eco-friendly, which means it doesn’t require fossil fuels to function. The goa

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