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So It Turns Out Most Satellites Don't Encrypt Your Data, And Anyone Can Listen In
That is, in technical terms, very bad.
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These Car Brands Make More Than Just Cars
When you think about these brands, automobiles are definitely the first things that come to mind. But these well-known car icons offer other products as well.
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Why Boeing Built The 747SP: The Short 747 With Long-Range Power
Boeing faced a problem with long-range routes that couldn’t fill a full-size 747, so it came up with a very simple solution: shrinking the plane.
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Kawasaki Revives The KLE500 – And This Time, US Riders Get A Shot
The revived KLE500 is an all-new design, and will be coming to the States as well as the rest of the world.
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Every Semi Truck Brand Owned By Daimler
Daimler is one of the largest heavy vehicle manufacturers in the world, producing a wide range of trucks for markets across multiple continents.
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Airbus Needs To Go Like Hell If It Wants To Deliver 820 Planes In 2025
Airbus has some serious work to do if the company is going to achieve its delivery target for 2025.
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Why Boeing Noses Are So Pointy And Airbus Noses Are So Round
If you look closely, you'll notice that two nose designs tend to show up on modern passenger planes -- rounded and pointy. So who uses what and why?
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When Did Harley-Davidson Start Using Rubber-Mounted Engines?
Many modern Harley-Davidson motorcycles use rubber mounts for their engine. Let's explore when this started and how these rubber mounts affect riders.
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Who Built Air Force One Before Boeing Took Over?
The official transition for air travel was a matter of both convenience and necessity for the American president, and Teddy Roosevelt was the first to fly.
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These Two Companies Offer Diesel Airplane Engines, Here's Why
Diesel airplane engines are extremely rare, but maybe they shouldn't be -- modern designs show they can outperform gasoline engines in some aspects.
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Catching Asteroids In A Bag Could Be The New Panning For Gold
TransAstra already has a dozen ground-based telescopes searching for mining-suitable asteroids.
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How One Cycling-Obsessed Weirdo's Pro-Bike Crusade Actually Made Riding Bikes Worse For Everyone Else
If you've never John Forester's name before, you're in luck, because Not Just Bikes just dedicated a full 95-minute video to how wrong he was about everything.
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San Francisco Muni Driver Appears To Doze Off, Hit A Curve At 50 MPH, Then Tells Passengers To Relax
What appears to be a black BMW narrowly avoided a collision with the speeding train before it finally came to a stop.
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Indian's New Private Equity Owners Want To Run The Harley-Davidson Playbook
Private equity firm Carolwood Capital bought Indian out from under Polaris last month.
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5 Motorcycle Etiquette Rules That Separate Newbies From Pros
You've got that shiny new motorcycle, and you really, really want to seem like a biking pro. Here's how to act to look like you've been riding forever.
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Scientists Are Now Bickering About Whether 3I/ATLAS Exploded When It Zoomed By The Sun
Alien spacecraft, weird comet, or something else?
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Elon Musk's Boring Company Fined Almost $500,000 For Dumping Fluids Into Manholes And Lying About It
Boring Company employees have allegedly received burns from exposed skin coming into direct contact with these chemicals.
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Somehow Russia Made An Even Worse Robot Than Elon Musk (Allegedly)
Let's all just point and laugh at the bad Russian robot falling flat on its face.
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FAA-Mandated Flight Cuts Continue As Controllers Miss 2nd Paycheck
The FAA-mandated flight cuts will remain in place until it's deemed safe to lift the order, not when the shutdown officially ends.
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The Tesla Semi Is Old Enough To Get A Facelift, But It's Still Not At Full-Scale Production Yet
Elon Musk says volume production of the facelifted Semi will start at Tesla's new Nevada factory in 2026, which is also not open yet.
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Google Is Considering Putting AI Data Centers Into Space
Google's parent company Alphabet has already put the robots on your streets with Waymo, but that clearly wasn't ambitious enough.
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Why Boeing Didn't Stick With One Engine Option For The 787
Both General Electric and Rolls-Royce offer their own engines for Boeing's 787. Here's why the Dreamliner didn't just stick with one or the other.
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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Tried To Buy 737s From Bankrupt Spirit Airlines That It Didn't Own And Also Didn't Have Engines
Fresh from spending $200 million taxpayer dollars on private jets in the middle of a government shutdown, Noem was also looking for ICE to purchase ten 737s.
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FAA Grounds MD-11 Cargo Planes After Detached Engine Found Following Fiery Crash
The NTSB is still investigating the crash, but noted that the UPS MD-11's left engine detached from the wing during its takeoff roll.
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Can China's New C919 Jet Really Compete With Boeing And Airbus?
The C919 from China's homegrown aircraft manufacturer Comac is in the air, but does it pose a challenge to heavyweights like the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320?
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Thinking Of Swapping Your Harley's Belt For A Chain? Here's What You Need To Know
Modern Harley-Davidsons use belt final drives as opposed to classic chain drives. What are the benefits of each, and should you swap a belt drive for a chain?
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What Happens To Massive Cruise Ships At The End Of Their Lifespan?
Ever wondered where cruise ships go to die? The process involves dangerous labor and environmental risks, but some ships are transformed rather than torn apart.
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