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The Russian half of the ISS isn't in the best of shape. Cosmonauts spend roughly half of their time on the ISS performing maintenance.
Read MoreWho would've guessed that computer systems would only further complicate the notoriously frustrating struggles at the DMV?
Read MoreSelkirk claims that the Tesla Plaid Paddle isn't just a branding exercise, but an engineering collaboration with the electric automaker.
Read MoreOutside of asking the NASA Administrator to reform the agency's acquisition process, the executive order is effectively meaningless.
Read MoreWe can't promise you any royalties or consulting fees if an automaker takes your idea for a potential performance brand.
Read MoreBiffle will be sorely missed not only for his contributions to racing, but also for the impression he left off of the track.
Read MoreFormula 1 is introducing a new set of regulations next season and now racing will play out slightly differently on track.
Read MoreIt turns out the fix didn't fix a thing.
Read MoreFrom possession of an illegal radar detector to failure to stop at an intersection on a bike, Jalopnik readers don't get pulled over for run-of-the-mill reasons
Read MoreOnly time will tell if the low-cost carrier survives or is bought up by another airline.
Read MoreHe's just like us, for real.
Read MoreCrafty GM vehicle owners discovered a loophole in the GM Rewards program last month to pile up thousands of dollars in points for free.
Read MoreWas the fine eye-watering or was the reasoning behind the citation completely baloney?
Read MoreWater-filled barrels are used on the highway to prevent crashes. You might think they'd freeze in the winter, but they have a special quirk that prevents this.
Read MoreIt's safe to say that people aren't happy that Brightline trains have struck and killed over 190 people since 2017.
Read MoreThe signs of the air safety system's fragility have only become more apparent since January.
Read MoreThe service's driverless taxis aren't quite perfect yet.
Read MoreWe don't need a December to remember because there's Festivus for the rest of us.
Read MoreIgnoring the lack of autonomy involved, Optimus taking a tumble doesn't give me confidence.
Read MoreDefending champion Max Verstappen fell only two points shy of overcoming a 104-point deficit.
Read MoreThe closer ties between Toyota and Haas illustrate how flexible manufacturer relationships in F1 have become.
Read MoreOne can only hope that search efforts are on the right path and the victims' families can finally have some closure.
Read MoreYour grievances could be with a specific manufacturer or the direction of automotive production and retail as a whole.
Read MoreLike the villains in an Indiana Jones movie, Tesla seemingly doesn't care about the potential consequences as long as the automaker nears its obscene goal.
Read More"You live, you learn," Alanis Morissette once sang about hindsight being 20/20, and she probably had a certain Pontiac in mind.
Read MoreFormula 1 is just days away from crowning its 2025 World Drivers' Champion, but focus has already shifted to next season for many teams.
Read MoreRed Bull Racing has announced that Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar will replace Yuki Tsunoda next season.
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