Why The Boeing 737 Flies With Its Wheels Exposed
Most planes fly with their landing gear and wheels fully retracted, but Boeing's 737 still has its wheels exposed when it's aloft. Here's why.
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Amsterdam's Parking Situation Is On A Whole Other Level
While a minority of people own cars, bikes actually outnumber the population of Amsterdam.
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China Is Close To Being Able To Refuel Satellites On-Orbit (And Maybe Already Has)
Up until now, satellites have not even been designed with refueling in mind, because, well, it wasn't possible. That will change if China can prove otherwise.
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How Fast Can The Suzuki Hayabusa Really Go? Here's What Riders Have Clocked
The Suzuki Hayabusa can hit blistering speeds. That much is widely known. But how fast is this motorcycle's top speed? The answer varies by generation.
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Why The Aviation Industry Abandoned Tri-Jet Commercial Planes
The three-jet-engine plane was a common sight in the skies for decades, and then it wasn't. What led to the rise and fall of the tri-jet commercial plane?
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Boeing Demonstrates The Potential Of MQ-28 Drone Fighter Jets For Paris Air Show
Boeing has flown a first-ever demonstration of an in-air pilot commanding multiple drone fighter jets.
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Your Next Mountain Bike Might Have Brembo Brakes
Bicycle braking tech has come a long way, and it's no longer all that dissimilar from what you'd find on a motorcycle. Now, Brembo is getting in on the fun.
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SpaceX Lights Up Texas Night With Massive Starship Fireball
Elon Musk touts the SpaceX Starship as the spacecraft that will deliver humanity to Mars, but the massive rocket has rarely made it to space without exploding.
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I Road Tripped The Zero S So You Don't Have To
Was my decision to road trip the slow-charging Zero stupid? Absolutely. Except it didn't make me hate the bike.
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Pilot Takes Failing Turboprop Plane For Crash Landing Atop Hangar
First responders pulled two people out of a plane that crashed on a hangar's roof at a small public airport outside Kansas City on Monday.
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President Trump Says He's Pulling Federal Funding From Active California High Speed Rail Project
At worst, the project has doubled its projected costs.
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Honda Launches A Reusable Rocket And It Didn't Even Explode
Honda, the automotive, motorcycle, small-engine, and robotics company, pushed Japan several steps closer to its outer space ambitions.
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These Airlines Would Be Hardest Hit By A Boeing 787 Grounding
If the FAA does put safety first and decides to ground the Dreamliner, nearly 1,120 Boeing planes would be taken out of service.
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To Compete With Russia, U.S. May Finally Build Icebreaker Ships Again
If this deal goes through, then at last we'll have good old fashioned American icebreakers made by Americans in America again.
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How The Sole Survivor Of India's 787 Plane Crash Walked Away With Little More Than A Limp
I'm not much of a believer in miracles, but this is about as close as we're going to get.
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Should You Get A Naked Bike Or A Sportbike For Your First Motorcycle?
My verdict? The sportbike is the way to go.
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Air Traffic Control Deserves Better Than Windows 95 And Floppy Disks, FAA Says
America's air traffic control network runs on decades-old technology, and the acting FAA director wants to replace the whole system.
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You Don't Actually Need A Liter Bike To Run Quickly At The Track
If you can be fast on a Ninja 400, you'll be even faster when you do graduate to a liter bike.
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Is Fuel Stabilizer Bad For Your Engine?
If you can't use your car or motorcycle for an extended time, should you add stabilizer to its fuel tank? Or is fuel stabilizer actually bad for your engine?
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An Ominous Gang Of Evil Dancing Robot Dogs Is Your God Now, America
The technocracy is filling your plate with slop, America, and you're licking it clean.
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The Department Of Defense Has Spent Decades Encouraging Americans To Believe In UFOs
The Pentagon wanted to keep its Cold War weapons programs top secret, turning to the oldest trick in the book to distract friend and foes alike: misdirection.
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Why Does SpaceX's Starship Rocket Keep Exploding?
Why do SpaceX's Starship rockets keep blowing up? The answer is a bit more intentional than you might expect.
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How Volkswagen Joined In On 1969's Apollo Fever
If you bought the July 25, 1969 issue of the New York Times, a cheeky ad from Volkswagen celebrated the moon landing by poking fun at itself.
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AI Slop YouTube Channels Are Telling AI Slop Google About AI Slop Motorcycles That Don't Exist
Google, the company once known for finding accurate results as fast as possible, now relies on AI that has no concept of "truth" to feed you false information.
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NASA Starts Asking Employees To Take Buyouts Or Retire Early
This all comes a few weeks after the Trump administration's 2026 federal government budget proposal writ large, which includes a full 24% funding cut for NASA.
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Airbus A220 Decides To Try A Little Off-Roading, Shuts Down Air Traffic To Boston Logan Airport
JetBlue flight 312 decided to try being an off-roader after it landed at Boston Logan Airport.
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Boeing Pulls Request For Safety Exemption, Decides To Make Planes Safer Instead
Washington-based planemaker Boeing has told the Federal Aviation Authority that it no longer needs a safety exemption it was granted back in 2023.
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