Do US Navy Pilots Use Autopilot To Land Jets On Aircraft Carriers?
Even in the calmest waters, a Navy vessel is not immobile, and balancing all the needs of a flight deck landing makes for a daunting task.
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Need To Store Tires Long Term? Don't Make These Mistakes
Whether storing winter tires or spares, improper long-term storage can lead to problems that may not be obvious until the tires are back on the road.
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How To Fix Stuck Drawers On Your Craftsman Tool Box With This Easy-To-Follow Method
Is your Craftsman cabinet holding your tools hostage? Skip the heavy lifting and the "flip and shake" method. We found the secret pin that unlocks it in seconds
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4 Bike Types You Can Legally Ride Without A Motorcycle License In California
If you're a new arrival or just visiting California and need a way to get around that doesn't require a motorcycle license, you do have some options available.
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This Unassuming DC Building Is Powering America's AI Movement
Some buildings have exteriors that belie their importance to the world we live in, and one such example is this massive facility located in DC.
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Scientists Issue Grim Warning: Atlantic Ocean 'At A Tipping Point'
Global warming continues to be more of an imminent threat as researchers have found we're close to yet another possible point of no return for the planet.
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5 WD-40 Substitutes That You May Already Have In Your Home
Some may use WD-40 for a wide assortment of household fixes, but it's not made for all of those tasks. Here are some more appropriate substitutes.
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Fallout From Chernobyl Might Be Creating A New Kind Of Dog
It's well known that too much exposure to radiation is hazardous to living organisms like humans, but nudging along evolution is something out of a comic book.
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California Demands Tesla Stop Calling Its Cars 'Self-Driving'
California has stepped in to address Tesla's recent run of cars, with its DMV issuing a strict order that Tesla drop its "self-driving" term from marketing.
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Don't Get Trapped Out: Here's What To Do About A Frozen Car Lock
As winter settles in, so does the increased chance that your door locks can get frozen, leaving you locked out of your car. How can you resolve it?
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5 Of The Most Dangerous Home Appliances
Home appliances are essential, but that doesn't mean there can't be an accident. Here are five of the most dangerous appliances.
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Yes, Even Landlocked Countries Have Navies – Here's Why They Need Them
World navies often patrol the oceans with their aircraft carriers and destroyers, but not every navy has such large vessels nor do they need them.
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Top 5 Largest Construction Machines On Earth
Construction machines can vary in size, depending on the tasks they need to perform. What are some of the largest construction machines in the world?
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Gas Prices Are Dropping Across The Country – AAA Thinks It Knows Why
Gas prices are always a popular subject, but right now, they are dropping in the United States. AAA says this is the reason as to why.
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The Makita Maktrak Toolbox's Horizontal Layout Comes With One Big Downside
Makita’s Maktrak is a game-changer for truck owners, but its unique horizontal design creates one big storage headache. Here is the catch.
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4 Legendary Honda Motorcycles From The '80s You Can Still Appreciate Today
Honda still sits at the top as one of the best motorcycle brands on the market, but these models from the 1980s can still be appreciated today.
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'The Future Of Computing Could Be Fungal' - Why Scientists Are Making Computers With Mushrooms
A mushroom computer might seem like something from a sci-fi movie, but scientists are performing experiments to determine how fungi could power computers.
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Expecting Snow? Here's The Best Time To Break Out The Shovel
As snow begins to accumulate throughout the winter, you will inevitably need to clear your driveway or sidewalk. Here's the best time to do so.
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This WWII Aircraft Carrier Is Now One Of America's Coolest Museums
America has no shortage of military museums spread across the country, but having one inside of a retired aircraft carrier is a special kind of cool.
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One Of The Internet's Most Important Websites Works Out Of A Former Church
The Internet Archive and the Wayback Machine are some of the most popular spots on the internet. The site's physical location is pretty surprising, too.
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Does WD-40 Freeze In Winter? What To Know Before Leaving It In Your Garage
If you keep WD-40 in the garage, freezing weather may raise questions about how it reacts. We explain what winter conditions really mean for the spray.
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How To Properly Get On And Off A Harley-Davidson
When you're getting ready to mount your brand-new Harley, there are a few things to consider, including what side to get on from. Here's what you should know.
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Former Google Employees Want To Change The Way You Heat Your Home - Here's How It Works
Here's how the Quilt system works and the difference between it and other heating and cooling solutions.
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Can You Replace One Galaxy Buds Earbud? It Depends
Wireless earbuds are convenient and very portable, but losing one can throw everything off. Samsung may let you replace a missing bud, but only in some cases.
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The World's 5 Heaviest Buildings Ever Moved (And How They Did It)
While people and businesses move all the time, the buildings they reside in usually don't come along for the ride. That isn't the case with these buildings.
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The 'Eclipse Of The Century' Is Coming – Here's What Makes It So Special
The next solar eclipse will be here before you know it, but this one will be a little different. Here's what makes the 2027 eclipse so special.
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5 Of The Biggest Freight Trains On Earth And What They Haul
The biggest freight trains on Earth are built for extreme distances and heavy cargo. Here are five record-setters and the jobs they were designed to handle.
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