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The Space Shuttle's Tires Were Designed To Only Be Used Once
Landing the Space Shuttle was highly demanding of both the pilot and the shuttle itself.
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How RFID Toll Tags Work (And What Happens When They Don't)
If you're looking for a way to get past that daily tool booth faster, you may have looked into an RFID toll tag. Here's how they work, and when they might not.
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What Happens When You Crash Your Motorcycle?
Basic physics dictates a lot of what happens when you crash your motorcycle. But you can affect it, too, both in your actions and in what you choose to wear.
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The Worst Traffic Jam Ever Recorded Happened 15 Years Ago In China And Lasted 12 Days
Imagine being stuck in the worst traffic jam you could imagine, on a sweltering hot day, surrounded by a bunch of people blasting ass on the side of the road.
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What Happened To Boeing's Airborne Aircraft Carrier Plan?
In 1973, Boeing and the U.S. Air Force mulled a plan to turn a plane into an airborne aircraft carrier. It wasn't the first time for such a proposal.
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Now's Your Chance To Own A Genuine MotoGP Ducati
If you want to experience the apex of two-wheeled motorsport, or just own a piece of its history, there's no better way than this GP19.
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The U-2 Spy Plane May Be Old, But It's Celebrating Its 70th Birthday By Setting New Records
The U-2 is so old, it derailed a 1960 Eisenhower-Khrushchev summit. But it spent its 70th birthday eve flying longer and farther than any similar plane.
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This Massive 500-Foot-Wingspan Plane Was One Of Boeing's Most Ridiculous Designs
A gigantic wingspan was far from the only thing outsized about this proposed Boeing plane. But its huge ambitions led to its never getting off the ground.
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Helicopter Crashes Into Lake While Fighting Wildfire
A helicopter plunged into a lake on Sunday while collecting water in France.
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The Battle To Make U.S. States Use Satellites To Provide Rural Internet Access
The future of digital life on Earth may be decided by what happens in space.
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U.S. Fighter Jets Keep Having To Intercept Russian Spy Planes Near Alaskan Airspace, But It's Fine, It's Totally Fine
At least officially our government isn't worried, with NORAD saying the "Russian activity in the Alaskan ADIZ occurs regularly and is not seen as a threat."
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America's Longest Domestic Flight Is Dead
With no direct flights from Boston, the new longest domestic flight in the United States is between John F. Kennedy International Airport in NYC and Honolulu.
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MotoGP Bike Hits TV Camera During Crash At New Track
Series organizers, seemingly deciding the incident was a fluke, sent the crewmember back to the same position on Sunday.
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A Controversial Harvard Scientist Has Doubled-Down On Claims That A Mysterious Space Object Could Be An Alien UFO
You have to give it to Loeb, he's brought a fresh surge of credibility to the tatty annals of UFO lore.
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The 5 Things To Look For When Buying A Dash Cam
Dash cams are crucial for safety and awareness on the road. Here are the five things you should look for when choosing which dash cam to purchase.
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Is Boeing Still America's Top Airplane Manufacturer?
Boeing has faced a lot of setbacks in the last few years, so it's a logical question to ask. And a surprising contender has overtaken Boeing in one key way.
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Ford Once Made A Mile-Long Factory To Build Bombers Faster Than Anyone Thought Possible
Cars and airplanes may not seem a natural mix, but during World War II Ford built a huge factory to make bombers. In the process, it spawned a pop-culture icon.
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Fordite Is Automotive Overspray Turned Into Art
While some car paint jobs can look like a work of art, today, vintage automotive overspray is used to create actual art. Here's a look at the gem-like fordite.
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Every State Where Motorcycle Lane Filtering Is Legal
Lane filtering on a motorcycle is legal in some U.S. states. But which ones? And is lane filtering safer than making motorcyclists stay in traffic?
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Here's How I Would Fix KTM If I Were In Charge
For starters, and sorry if this was already brought up, but has KTM tried increasing revenue?
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Why The Boeing 737 Flies In Circles To Burn Off Fuel Instead Of Dumping It
The simplest way to get rid of excess fuel is to dump it, so why doesn't Boeing's 737 do that? And what are the consequences if a plane dumps fuel over land?
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The F-35 Is Losing The (Trade) War
American allies around the world, once eager to replace their own aging fighter fleets, are suddenly hesitating on purchases or even canceling orders altogether
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Air Force Thunderbirds Shatter Windows In Chicago, May Have Gone Supersonic
This would not be the first time the Thunderbirds have made an oopsie like this.
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Spirit Airlines Flew A Plane Over Hurricane Erin, Promises It Was Fine
A pair of pilots decided to brush the edge of a massive storm at sea.
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James Webb Telescope Discovers New Moon In Our Solar System
Just six miles in diameter, our little neighbor is so small that no telescope has been powerful enough to notice it orbiting around Uranus.
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Billy Joel Closing 20th Century Cycles, Selling Collection Due To Brain Disorder
No, the Piano Man hasn't lost his reason. The same medical issue that has made Billy Joel cancel concerts is forcing him to sell his vast motorcycle collection.
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