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U.S.-Iran War Is Stranding Sailors In The Strait Of Hormuz
Around 2,000 ships are stranded in the Persian Gulf, according to the United Nations, with over 20,000 civilians on them.
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NASA's Artemis II Crew Send Stunning Pictures Of Earth Back To Earth
May you be grateful that you yourself are looking at a screen right now, instead of being subjected to such powerful cosmic wonder.
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As Artemis II Heads To The Moon, We Look Back At The Rovers That Made Lunar Exploration Possible
Apollo's legacy is still visible in the tire tracks etched along the lunar surface.
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Artemis II Crew Faces First SNAFU In Space: A Broken Toilet
The system itself is so loud that astronauts have to wear hearing protection when they use it.
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SpaceX, Earth's Most Valuable Private Company And Owner Of xAI And X, Files For IPO
Why might Musk be considering this now? Currently, Musk's net worth at $822 billion, but you know... big, round numbers are really nice.
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Astronauts Are On Their Way To The Moon For The First Time In 50 Years After Successful Launch Of NASA's Artemis II
Apollo was one of the 20th century's greatest triumphs; Artemis is just starting to see how much farther it can go.
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Harley-Davidson's $110K Motorcycle Doesn't Know What The Word Depreciation Means
Some vehicles start losing value the moment they leave the showroom, but this limited-edition bike has held its worth on resale markets amazingly well.
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Apache Helicopters Flew Over Kid Rock's House After No Kings Protest And Pete Hegseth Says 'Carry On'
The scheduling of Saturday's training flight might have been a coincidence, but the actions of the pilots once they climbed into the cockpit weren't.
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From Harley-Davidsons To Moto Guzzis: New Motorcycles That Are Still Air-Cooled
Many modern motorcycles use liquid-cooled engines, but these impressive bikes are keeping old-school tradition alive with air-cooled motors.
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Starlink Satellite Explodes In Orbit, Yet Another Moment Of SpaceX Engineering Excellence
There are roughly 10,000 Starlink satellites in low Earth orbit, over a third of all the tracked objects in that part of space.
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What To Know About (And How To Watch) NASA's Artemis II Mission To The Moon
NASA says that is a stepping stone to going to Mars. Really, it might just be the most historic thing our species has done since... well, landing on the Moon.
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Why Do Most Cruise Ships Have Diesel Engines?
You've probably heard about pollution from cruise ships' engines, but why do they usually run on diesel, and how are they cleaning up their act?
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United Airlines Unveils Ultra-Premium Coastliner Airbus A321neo For Cross-Country Routes
This is all in keeping with the airline's United Next strategy, in which it tries to position itself as a premium travel offering.
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CERN Scientists Take Antimatter On Its Very First Road Trip
This is an important step toward enabling other research facilities around Europe to participate in antimatter research.
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World Record For The Longest Line (Of Cheesesteak Sandwiches) Set At Philadelphia Airport
All these Philly cheesesteaks lined up to set the record at Philadelphia International Airport and only one question remains: Wiz wit or witout?
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How Complaints From The British Led To Harley-Davidson Creating The XR-750
The Brits complained that American Motorcyclist Association rules were keeping them from winning races. The fallout led to the birth of a great racing bike.
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These Harley-Davidsons Are The Brand's Most Affordable Bikes
Competition with cheap Chinese bikes is heating up, and Harley-Davidson is getting ready to join that fray. Meanwhile, here are the least expensive Harleys.
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You Could Book A First-Class Airline Ticket That Turns Out To Be On A Bus Instead Of A Plane
The primary miscommunication appears to be caused by folks using third-party booking sites that don't show the fine print clearly.
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Elon Musk Could Legally Help Struggling TSA Agents Get Paid With This One Weird Trick
As far as I can tell, there's no law that would prevent Musk from donating to a union's worker hardship fund, even as a federal contractor.
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Florida Man Crashes Ford Mustang Through Airport Fence, Nearly Hits A Taxiing Plane, Then Tries Entering It
Using his Mustang to crash through a fence, a "highly-intoxicated" Florida man tried to gain access to multiple planes on the taxiway at Daytona International.
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Trump Rejects Another Offer To Pay TSA Agents, This Time From Elon Musk Himself
Believe it or not, the suggestion here is that the Trump administration decided not to take Elon's money over legal concerns.
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NASA Wants Twice-Yearly Flurry Of Missions To Build Moon Base
NASA is gradually becoming a government-funding chamber of space commerce.
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United Airlines Will Give You A Lie-Flat Bed — If You Buy Three Economy Seats
United plans on offering Relax Row seating on over 200 Boeing 787 and 777 planes by 2030.
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LaGuardia's Runway Warning System Didn't Activate Before Fatal Crash Because The Firetruck Didn't Have A Transponder
One element that certainly remains unclear right now is why the fire truck made the decision to cross the runway.
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What Are The Biggest Differences Between Jet Drive And Sterndrive Boat Engines?
Jet drive and sterndrive engines differ in more than just how they're propelled. Each has strengths and weaknesses that make it better for specific scenarios.
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NASA Helped Ferrari Make The Luce EV's Acceleration Less 'Disturbing'
Supercar performance isn't just about the technology or the numbers, but how that performance is "perceived by the human being."
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Delta Tells Congress To Get Bent, Suspends Perks Amid Partial Government Shutdown
Congress is going to have to fly like the rest of us Joe Jerkoffs until it finds a way to fund the TSA.
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