What Happened To The YF-23 Fighter Jet
The YF-23 Black Widow II was a fifth-generation fighter jet that ticked all the right boxes: stealth, speed, supercruise, altitude, and futuristic design.
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What Is A Hover Mower And How Does It Work?
There are a few different types of lawn mowers on the market, but one of the most unusual is undoubtedly the hover mower. What is it? How does it work?
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5 Classic Motorcycles Worth Importing To The US
Unfortunately, there are several motorcycles that never made it to the United States. But here five bikes that are now old enough to be imported.
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Every Place Chevrolet Has Made Corvettes Since 1953
These days, the Chevrolet Corvette is indelibly associated with Bowling Green, Kentucky. But GM hasn't always built Corvettes there. Here's the whole story.
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BMW R80 G/S: The History Behind The Legendary Adventure Bike
BMW is known as the premier manufacturer of off-road capable adventure machines, starting with the R80 G/S. How did this machine come to be?
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Harley-Davidson Road Glide: How Much Does It Cost & Why Is It So Popular?
As you go up the Harley-Davidson food chain, you'll end up at the excellent Road Glide. Why is this massive cruiser so popular? How much does it cost?
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What Was The First Engine To Feature Variable Valve Timing & Why Was It Such A Game Changer?
Variable valve timing has been available in cars for almost half a century, first appearing in the Alfa Romeo Spider as far back as 1980.
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What Are The Different Lines On Your Car's Backup Camera Display For?
When you shift your car into reverse and you see different colored lines superimposed over the image, you may be wondering what they mean. Here's what we know.
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How A Miscalculation Gave The Royal Navy A Dangerously Unstable Warship
During World War II, with British shipbuilders already taxed to their limits, one small error made an entire fleet of new ships unusable. Here's what happened.
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Here's What Would Likely Happen If The Titanic Sank Today
The tragic sinking of the Titanic is one of the most cautionary tales in history, but what would happen to a ship encountering a similar tragedy today?
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Is Harley-Davidson In Financial Trouble? Here's What We Know
Harley Davidson just released its financial earnings for the quarter, and it seems there's not a lot going right for this iconic American brand.
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A Subaru SUV Once Saved Actor Bruce Campbell's Life & You Probably Never Knew It
Evil Dead and Army of Darkness star Bruce Campbell credited his Subaru SUV with saving the lives of him and his wife after a horrifying accident.
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Does The Su-57 Really Have Exposed Screws?
No matter the aircraft, rigorous production discipline is a must. It's why pictures showing exposed screws on the Su-57 is a big deal. But are they real?
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Do Color Blind Glasses Actually Work? Here's What Users Say
While studies show that Color Blind glasses are usually ineffective, so users do report a small but noticeable difference in their color perception.
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How Do Airplane Speed Brakes Work And How Do They Differ From Spoilers?
Modern airplanes are equipped with several ways of slowing down, notably speed brakes and spoilers. Is there a difference between these two?
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Are Any Harley-Davidson Bikes Made In India?
With more than 1 billion inhabitants, India seems like a perfect market for a company like Harley-Davidson. But does the brand build any of its bikes there?
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There Are Still A Lot Of Sunken Warplanes At The Bottom Of Lake Michigan: Here's Why
When Lake Michigan was used practicing carrier takeoff and landing during WWII, naval air operations didn't always go quite as planned.
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Possible Reasons Why Your Central Air Conditioner Isn't Cooling
If you notice that your central air system isn't actually cooling, there are a few possible causes that you may be able to identify on your own.
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What Was Subaru's First Rally Car?
Subaru entered the rally scene in style with the Subaru Leone, which was produced for more than two decades, starting in 1971.
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This Is The Highest Capacity SSD You Can Buy Right Now
More storage space for your computer never hurts, but the highest capacity drive on the market is big enough that it'd probably take a long while to fill.
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How Fast Is The KTM 390 Duke & Is It A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What Owners Say
The KTM 390 Duke offers smooth and predictable power delivery, combined with backroad chops, although the seat can be uncomfortable on longer rides.
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The Stealthiest Fighter Jet Ever Built (So Far)
There are several military aircraft known for their stealth capabilities, but only one holds the title for being the stealthiest. At least, for now.
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How Exactly Does LG's Transparent TV Tech Work?
LG has been showing off a truly stunning new TV model with a completely transparent screen, but how it works may also be why it never goes up for sale.
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5 Of The Most Powerful American-Made Cruiser Motorcycles, Ranked By Horsepower
If you're looking for a cruiser motorcycle with some oomph behind it, look no further than these American-made choppers that pack a lot of horsepower.
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Drivers Of This Subaru Car Are Most Likely To Get A Speeding Ticket In The US
Nobody wants a speeding ticket, but everyone risks speeding, especially drivers of this Subaru car. They're more likely to get caught and given a ticket.
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What Is A Straight-Twin Engine? (And Is It Similar To A Flat-Twin Engine?)
Most modern motorcycles are all about engines with two cylinders, like straight-twin and flat-twin engines. What are they? What is the difference between them?
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All The Unusual Design Features Of China's New J-36 Fighter Jet
China's new J-36 long-range stealth fighter has the international military community abuzz with its apparent advances in design, technology, and weaponry.
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