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Here's How A Plane Can Land Safely With A Flat Tire
If your car gets a flat, you're wise to pull over immediately, or you risk ruining the tire and worse. Pilots aloft, though, can't just stop flying.
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How Little Sea Creatures Could Keep Oil Scarce Long After The Strait Of Hormuz Reopens
Perhaps the biggest issue, though, will be a race for nearby ports at which ships can be inspected and cleaned.
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Airline Pilot Arrested For Allegedly Flying With Fake License For 17 Years
The airline didn't discover "anomalies" in his license documentation until 2025, the same year that the pilot retired.
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Russia Might Have Space-Based GPS Jamming Capabilities
GPS is a pretty critical infrastructure system. Air travel, electricity grids and even cellular communications rely on GPS to some degree.
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Watch NASA Inch Closer To Its Sonic Thump Theory With The X-59's First Supersonic Flight
The purpose of the X-59 is to make faster air travel possible, without continually rattling the people of the continental U.S.
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Here's Why Rocket Launch Trajectories Are Curved Like Bananas
Ever wonder why rockets don’t shoot straight up into space? Discover the fascinating physics behind curved rocket launch trajectories and gravity turns.
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Houston's Created Its Own Problem: The Unnecessary Fight To Snatch Up The Discovery Space Shuttle Continues
If there is a custody battle to be had, the Smithsonian has it locked down.
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Airplanes Could Soon Be Going Hybrid, Too
The hybrid approach has the advantage of being compatible with existing airframes.
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The Largest Plane You Can Fly On In 2026 Is Indeed Quite Large
There are some massive planes out there that offer plenty of room and some incredible comfort. And this passenger plane has been the biggest around since 2005.
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While Blue Origin Is Hopeful New Glenn Will Fly Again This Year, Its Exploded Launchpad Is A Problem
In an interview with CNBC, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said that it would "take some serious time" to repair the damage at Launch Complex 36..."
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Choosing Between Apple AirTags And GPS Trackers For Your Vehicle
There are several factors to consider when picking a system that helps you secure your vehicle, but cost and effectiveness are probably the two most important.
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Here's Why Designing Hybrid Motorcycles Is So Tough
Hybrid motorcycles could be faster, more efficient, and have longer engine life, but there are significant hurdles keeping them from being widely adopted.
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The Military Is Drilling Special Operations Raids In The Heart Of The LA Area, But Don't Panic
From a safety perspective, urban military drills can be disastrous.
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900 Planes Grounded Due To Engine Shortage, Claims United CEO
As hundreds of older planes sit idle, awaiting parts, newer planes are being parted out to service the old engines, contributing to the rising cost of airfare.
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Bankruptcy Looms For America's Deadliest Trains
With its self-imposed deadline to find a buyer now passed, Bloomberg reports Brightline has reached a point where restructuring feels inevitable.
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Why Americans Land Spacecraft In The Ocean While The Russians Go For Solid Ground
As you may have heard, rocket science is complicated.
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What's The Difference Between A Class A And Class B CDL?
If you want to drive any sort of large truck for a living, you'll need to know which CDL to get and what sort of rigs you can legally drive.
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Buc-Ee's Gas Stations May Be Huge, But Don't Take Up Space With Your RV Overnight
Buc-ee's gas stations are truly massive, but that doesn't mean you can park your RV there overnight. Here's why the chain doesn't allow overnight stays.
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The Legend Behind Monfort Lane – The Fastest Trucks On America's Highways
The Monfort Lane was legendary back in the 1970s. It housed a fleet of colorful trucks known for being incredibly fast and instantly recognizable.
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Is This Boat Motor Advice Wisdom Or Myth?
The 1,000 rule for boat motors is a helpful guideline when making a buying decision, but it can't tell the whole story. Learn why service and use matter too.
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The Strange Beauty Of Soviet Bus Stops
From soaring bird wings to futuristic rockets, the bizarre and beautiful bus stops of the former Soviet Union are enduring evidence of poetic pushback.
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Louisiana's First Buc-Ee's Is So Massive, Preparing For The Inevitable Traffic Will Cost The City $11,000,000
In order to get ready for all the drivers stopping for gas and brisket, Ruston reportedly needs a new access road and some traffic light upgrades.
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The Subaru Telescope On Mauna Kea Shares Its Name With Your Car For A Reason
What does a research telescope in Hawaii have in common with the dog-friendly car brand? The answer lies in an ancient, globe-spanning myth.
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Australia's Longest Road Trains Dwarf American Semi Trucks (But They'd Never Work In The US)
America's biggest rigs seem like toys compared to these apex predators of Australia's logistics network, and using them in the U.S. is nearly impossible.
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Medical Marijuana Is Off Limits To Truckers And Pilots Despite Trump Administration's Reclassification
Weed is not an FDA-approved drug, thus it is not permitted to show up on drug tests for employees in safety sensitive transportation roles.
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The Liberty V12 Aircraft Engine Was Designed In A Hotel Room And Forged Lincoln
Powering the legendary "Liberty Planes," this turbo-supercharged aircraft V12 sparked the founding of Lincoln and helped the Allied forces win World War I.
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These Are The 9 Largest Harley-Davidson Stores In America
Harley-Davidson is nothing if not American, and few things are more American than a giant showroom. Here are the largest Harley-Davidson dealerships.
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