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Fifth Time's The Charm For SpaceX Starship With Last Second-Gen Test Success
For a while, it looked like the only thing SpaceX's second-gen Starship could be counted on to do was explode, pointlessly.
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Boeing Is Now Absurdly Late In Getting Planes To Airlines And The Government Shutdown Isn't Helping
The shutdown has delayed aircraft inspections and, in Lufthansa's case, prevented a new seat on the airline's Boeing 787s from being approved.
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This 2,500-Mile Harley-Davidson Is One Bad Dragon You'll Want To Ride
This 1994 FLHTC Electra Glide Classic is Bad in the most complimentary, Michael Jacksonian way, and it's more Dragon than maybe any other motorcycle on Earth.
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What Makes An Ocean Liner Different From A Cruise Ship?
Both are big passenger ships, but there are key differences between ocean liners and cruise ships. They help explain why true liners have almost disappeared.
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4 Companies That Insist Personal Flying Cars Are Feasible
Some companies are working to overcome major obstacles, including strict regulations, to bring consumers flying cars that aren't just glorified manned drones.
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Who Owns CFMoto, And Where Are Their Motorcycles Built?
CFMoto is a Chinese motorcycle and ATV manufacturer that's growing in popularity worldwide. Here's who owns the company and where it builds its bikes.
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Airports Refuse To Show Kristi Noem's Blatantly Partisan Government Shutdown Video Because The Hatch Act Still Exists
The Homeland Security Secretary is doing her part to make everything worse with a video she wants airports to play that blames the Democrats for the shutdown.
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Layoffs Come For NASA As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory Sheds 10% Of Its Workforce
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory oversees 40 missions to every planet in the solar system, plus the Sun. That won't save its employees from "restructuring."
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Connecticut Says It's Now Illegal To Ride An E-Bike Without A Helmet But Not A Motorcycle
In what world does this make sense? You can ride a motorcycle without a helmet in the Nutmeg State if you're the right age, but never an e-bike.
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The Pros & Cons Of Motorcycle Pod Filters
Modifying a motorcycle can boost performance and aesthetics. However, mods can also come with benefits and downsides. Here's what to know about pod filters.
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Crashes From Space Are Getting More Common, And No One's Sure What To Do About It
Hopefully, this new space age we're in will incentivize governments to preemptively work out some new treaties or agreements.
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5 Injured In Helicopter Crash Before Cars 'N Copters Event In Huntington Beach
Among those injured were two people who were inside the helicopter, as well as three pedestrians.
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This Yamaha Three-Wheeled Prototype Might Actually Go Into Production
Yamaha has revamped its three-wheeler concept, and it's looking even more appealing. But this would be no ordinary trike.
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Airbus A320 Finally Soars Past Boeing 737 As The Most Popular Plane Of All Time
With the delivery of the 12,260th A320 (specifically, an A320neo to Flynas of Saudi Arabia), the 737 has lost its dominant position in the industry.
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What Is The Average Lifespan Of A Boeing Passenger Plane?
How long can the typical Boeing plane stay in the sky, what kind of maintenance is needed to keep it operating safely, and what happens when it's retired?
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The 10 Most Memorable Harley-Davidsons From Movies & TV
Harley Davidson has been an American brand for more than a century, and that includes multiple turns in some of our favorite silver screen scenes.
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From Tires To Tides: Michelin's Surprising Yacht Division
Michelin is known for two things: rating restaurants and tires, of which it owns several big name brands. Now it can add maritime innovation to its resume.
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What Is The B-21, America's Next Stealth Bomber?
In principle, it will be the most advanced plane in the world when it starts being deployed, though that's still a ways off.
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In 1955, The First Boeing 707 Did A Barrel Roll Over Lake Washington
In 1955, spectators of a hydroplane race on Lake Washington in Seattle were treated to an unexpected thrill when Boeing's prototype 707 went inverted.
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Inversion Space Promises Worldwide Delivery Within An Hour
Naturally, its first intended customer is the military, but Inversion eventually hopes to apply its technology to the commercial sector as well.
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The New World's Longest Nonstop Flight Is A 19-Hour, 20-Minute Ordeal From JFK To China
Xiamen Air's new record holder is only ten minutes longer than the previous mark, Singapore Airlines' service from Newark to Singapore.
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Spirit Is Trying To Get Rid Of Half Its Planes In Second Bankruptcy
Spirit might never again operate at the scale it did in its heyday.
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Airline Removing Reclining Seats From Its Economy Class
WestJet announced last month that all seats in its Economy class will be fixed recline as part of a major cabin reconfiguration, meaning they can't lean back.
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The Government Shutdown Is Fueling More Wild Theories About Mysterious Object In Solar System
When the scientists are away, the conspiracy theorists will play.
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Now Europe's Airports Are Being Threatened By Cigarette-Smuggling Balloons
14 weather balloons invaded Lithuania from neighboring Belarus, intent on making a quick buck off of cheap nicotine.
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Even With Inflation, $20,000 To Park At The Airport For 27 Minutes Is Too Dang High
Luckily this man got his money back, as it was found to be a system error.
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Russia's Space Zoo With 75 Mice And 1,500 Flies Is Back On Earth
When humanity ventures out into the final frontier, we won't be alone -- there will be critters involved.
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