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Aerial images shot by the Paris Police Department show the Île de la Cité in central Paris and its surrounding neighbourhoods, usually bustling with tourists and residents, eerily empty on the 29th day of anti-coronavirus confinement in France. AERIAL IMAGES
Agence France-Presse continues its aerial tour of Paris, this time flying over the Grand Palais. The monument, which celebrates its 120th anniversary next year, was built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition, during the triumphant Third Republic. IMAGES STOCKSHOTS
There’s more to wearable tech than counting steps with smartwatches and fitness trackers. Introducing the new suits and boots taking users to new worlds
Aerial shots show the ruins of the ancient city of Sabratha, 100 kilometres west of the capital Tripoli, in the Zawiya district of Libya. Perched on the edge of Libya's Mediterranean coast and spread out over 90 hectares (220 acres), including a part engulfed by the sea, Sabratha is one of three former cities that constituted Roman Tripolitania.
They say that things can be seen in greater perspective from the heights. On firm ground, we know that SEAT is the only company that designs, develops, manufactures and markets cars in Spain, but what can you see from the sky? From 600 metres in the air, we fly over SEAT to discover a city from a bird’s eye view.The centrepiece. Located 30 kilometres from Barcelona, the SEAT factory in Martorell is the epicentre of the company’s industrial activity. It covers more than 2,800,000 m2, an area larger than the Principality of Monaco and equivalent to 400 football fields, of which 260,000 are green areas. Nearly 13,000 professionals work in its various facilities, in different shifts, so the site could be considered a real city, with its inhabitants, transport systems and even its own health centre.
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