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Inside 100-year-old UK train station turned into £23m luxury hotel

From tracks to calm: historic UK railway station revived as hotel after dramatic makeover The 100-year-old Canfranc station was revived as a new hotel that opened its doors last year. — Express UK via Barcelo Hotels Canfranc station, a 100-year-old symbol of European rail travel, has been transformed into a luxury hotel, Express UK mentionted. The station has seen trains full of gold stolen by the Nazis from Jews during WWII, with some estimates as high as 86 tonnes. The station, which has now been converted into a luxury hotel, is located in the Aragonese valley, opposite the Pyrenees mountains.

Russia begins development of nuclear power plant for joint lunar station with China, RIA reports

MOSCOW: Russia has begun developing a nuclear power plant for its planned joint lunar station with China, RIA news agency quoted Yuri Borisov, head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, as saying on Wednesday. In March, Borissov said Moscow was considering the idea of ​​powering the station with nuclear power. Something he said could one day enable the construction of lunar settlements. Borisov, a former deputy defense minister, said Russia and China were working together on a lunar program and that Moscow was able to contribute its “nuclear space energy” expertise. Borisov also spoke at the time about Russian plans

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