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A matte finish can make any car stand out, but the hidden realities of cost, upkeep, and repair may be more demanding and expensive than you expect.
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Commercial jets rely on complex suspension systems to handle massive landing forces. Here’s a closer look at the engineering that keeps passengers safe.
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Apple’s new Passwords app makes managing logins simpler, but there’s a reason its passkeys feature offers better security than sticking with passwords.
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From hobbyist gear to advanced scanners, the science behind detection depth is complex. Explore the variables that govern just how deep detectors can search.
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Ever noticed a white dot in the status bar at the top of your Android device? It may seem worrying, but it actually serves a harmless purpose.
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If you have an automatic with a floor shifter, you might have seen a little button sitting next to it. What is it and what does it actually do?
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The Honda GCV160 has been doing service in lawn mowers and similar vehicles for a long time now. What's the best way to go about the maintenance?
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Limp mode is something you don't want your Cummins engine to go into. However, if it does happen, here's why and what you need to do to get it out.
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The United States still has a bigger fighter jet fleet than China. But China aims to achieve full military modernization by 2027, and it's catching up.
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Ram and Cummins go hand in hand nowadays, but at one point, Dodge was ready to give up on the pickup market. This is how the Cummins partnership saved it.
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The B-2 is iconic in appearance but how long can one stay aloft? Does altitude play a part in the answer and what's normal cruising speed for the bomber.
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With the E-7 Wedgetail plans in the rearview, what is the US military opting for instead? And why didn't Boeing's initial plans come to fruition?
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The H145 helicopter by Airbus accomplishes a variety of tasks in public and private sectors, even though it's not the fastest helicopter in the air.
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Putting a tall research platform in the middle of the ocean isn't easy, unless you turn it on its side and then flip it upright when you get there.
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While cars and motorcycles are pretty different, they do share some common features. One of those is ABS, which has a different purpose on motorcycles.
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When anyone thinks about a stealth bomber, they most often think of America's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, but the United States isn't the only country with one.
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Gamers may be familiar with Koraidon, the legendary Pokémon from the game's Scarlet iteration. Is Honda making a motorcycle version of this rideable Pokémon?
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Kohler was one of the most well-known names in durable, reliable engines, but the brand seems to have disappeared. What happened to Kohler Engines?
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F-16s are among some of the most popular jets in the world, but which country's military has the most access to and flies the fighter most frequently?
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Biplanes once dominated the skies, but now they're rarely to be seen outside of old movies and museums. What caused them to fall out of popularity?
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If you own a truck that has the 12V Cummins engine, it's important to know how long the injectors last. Here's what you can expect and the warning signs.
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The MiG-21 was more than a nuisance for the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War, it was the prime target. Unfortunately, it had the F-4's number.
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If you've ever seen a massive military cargo plane, you may have noticed that its wings are on top of the fuselage rather than below it. Here's why that is.
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You can easily find old and new cars with engines that have three, five, 8, 10, 12, or 16 cylinders. Seven-cylinder engines are unheard of in cars, but why?
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This terrifying new weapon from Russia was unleashed upon Dnipro, Ukraine in November 2024, delivering kinetic munitions at hypersonic speeds.
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The Navy was supposed to get its own sixth-generation fighter jet to replace the F/A-18 Super Hornet, but things are uncertain for the F/A-XX now.
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Tablets, like iPads, measure their battery life in hours, while e-readers, like Kindles, measure it in weeks. The difference is due to display technology.
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