Daniel Feininger
School
Florida State University, Pennsylvania State University, Goldsmiths College
Expertise
Space Exploration, Military Aircraft, Renewable Energy
- Dan sports an avid interest in space flight and developments in aerial military technologies.
- His first postgraduate degree focused on remote sensing, giving him experience with GIS tools and the technological applications that stem from them.
- He is an exclusive Android user and is always looking for new ways to explore what these devices can do.
Experience
Dan has been writing about consumer technology, home electronics, and renewable energies for years. He has long held a passion for understanding the ways in which new developments in geographical knowledge, technology, and consumer demands interact with the world we inhabit. He enthusiastically writes about air travel, electric vehicle breakthroughs, and space exploration. In academia, the focus of his writing has centered on conflict politics while leveraging cutting-edge mapping technologies to make sense of it all.
Education
Dan earned a bachelor's degree in international affairs from Florida State University and two master's degrees in geospatial intelligence analysis and postcolonial culture and global policy from Penn State and Goldsmiths College, respectively.
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Stories By Daniel Feininger
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Mazda has been building engines for nearly a century, and some of those are so reliable they still run to this day. These are the motors you can count on.
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Submersibles and submarines all have their own associated distance of safe descent when underwater, which is known as 'crush depth' for obvious reasons.
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Intel Labs has designed an AI that's dedicated to transforming prompts into 360 images via diffusion, creating explorable spaces both inside and outside.
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If you're looking to keep sound out or keep sound in there are things you can do to a room to accomplish that goal. Here are some easy ways to get started.
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If you own your own home, owning an electric vehicle becomes a lot easier because you can get a home charger. Here are some of the best home chargers out there.
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A recent leak has suggested that Samsung's Galaxy Watch 6, expected to be released later this year, might see a new pricing structure, and not for the better.
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Naked bikes are a very freeing and customizable experience for motorcycle riders, and provide some of the best riding experiences for any skill level.
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If you want a shiny new electric vehicle but aren't sure about the price, you might try leasing one. There are some decent deals to be had if you look around.
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Aerospike engines sound like something out of science fiction, but in fact they're quite possibly the key to advanced space exploration. Here's what they are.
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The Dodge Charger is not only iconic in its own right, but it has had a parade of amazing engines under the hood as well. Here are some of our favorites.
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Soldiers once rode horses, but then the motorcycle was born and the military took notice. These rugged bikes are the most recognizable in military history.
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While a newer model may be unobtainable on the average new car buyer's budget, those looking for Porsche performance could find a great deal on the used market.
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Toyota is well known for its reliability and longevity, and that starts with the engine. Here are five Toyota engines that will keep chugging.
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The 2024 Lexus TX SUV brings a third row of seat that isn't designed for children. There are four trim levels to pick from, and we'll give you all the details.
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The EA-6B Prowler became an essential aircraft needed for combat flight missions. Here is everything you need to know about this impressive aircraft.
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If your printer isn't printing as fast as you'd like it to, you have a few options to sort things out. Here are a few things to try to get it to print faster.
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Commuters face high gasoline prices every day. These iPhone apps can potentially reduce your gasoline bill each month and make a big difference in your budget.
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Classrooms have evolved over time as technology has advanced, leaving behind outdated tech that used to be essential tools for students and teachers.
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Working with Slack is a convenient way to collaborate among coworkers, and there are tons of convenient features to enhance productivity among everyone.
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A fun car that's capable of tearing up the track doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg in annual maintenance costs. These are five that are downright frugal.
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Unlike the continental air battles that had taken place in the previous decades, the Korean War was dominated by jet-powered aircraft.
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Did you know you can start saving money and get smarter with your spending using apps on your Android device? These are some of our favorites.
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Theoretical physicist and science advocate Dr. Michio Kaku talked with Joe Rogan about future tech that could supercharge AI - but we have to be careful.
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Some police departments are considering replacing their aging fleet with Tesla Model Y long-range cars, but is that the right choice? We break it down.
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If you're in the market for a classic muscle car, but you also have a tight budget, there are some great choices out there. Here are some of our favorites.
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Grammarly isn't the only tool that functions as an intelligent grammar and spelling checker. There are multiple alternatives, and many of them are free.
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Spare, an app that allows users to use their debit cards to withdraw cash from retailers, was featured on "Shark Tank in 2019. How's it doing today?