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The Sailing Stones of Death Valley National Park have been studied by scientists since the early 20th century. But it took until 2014 to get an answer.
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Is Peacock Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
If you're having trouble streaming Poker Face or Premier League, here's a few settings and websites to check to figure out if Peacock is down or it's just you.
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When it comes to cordless impact wrenches, both Milwaukee and Makita have stellar reputations. Naturally, we had to compare their specs in detail.
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If this feedback setting bothers you, more so when you're using Bluetooth headphones with the Fire TV, here's how you can turn it off.
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Infiniti has a wide lineup up SUVs, and some are great with fuel economy while others are less stellar.
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Snap-On is best known for its toolboxes and toolkits, but it also offers standalone products that range from strangely useful to oddly specific.
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The battery life on a Kia EV6 is not only long, but it also boasts a fairly hefty manufacturer warranty.
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How The UH-60 Black Hawk Has Survived In The U.S. Army For Over 40 Years
The Black Hawk is not specialized to perform a single specific role, and its position in the military has evolved as the force itself has.
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Your windshield fogging up in cold or hot weather is normal, but in a few rare cases, it can actually be a sign that something is really wrong with your car.
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Nukes Riding The Rails: The Story Behind The Peacekeeper Rail Garrison
The arms race of the '80s caused the U.S. and Soviets to think outside the box to hide their latest and greatest nuclear toys on, of all things, trains.
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How To Factor In Travel Time On Your Apple Calendar Reminders
if you intend to go to an in-person activity by driving or taking public transit, you can tack on however much time you need to get to your destination.
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How ISS Astronauts Take Incredible Photos Of Lightning From Space
Astronauts onboard the International Space Station have photographed lightning from space before, but now they're preparing to substantially up their game.
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How A Library Card Can Become Your Kindle's Best Friend
You may not have time to visit the library in person these days, but you can check out eBook versions of the latest bestsellers straight to your Kindle.
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Why Games Are Blacked Out On NFL Sunday Ticket
Now, NFL Sunday Ticket subscription service is available to consumers other than DirecTV's subscribers. But blackouts still apply.
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The 5 Best Screen Protectors For Your Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is one of the most expensive wearables on the market, which makes these inexpensive but durable screen protectors even more appealing.
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5 Tips And Tricks To Make Your Notion Page Look Incredible
If you've put a lot of work into your Notion page, but it still looks a bit drab, never fear. We've got some tips and tricks to give things more visual flair.
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Is The Apple App Store Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
If you're having trouble connecting to the App Store on your iDevice, it may not be an issue on your end. Sometimes, even Apple's services go down.
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How To Customize Your Nintendo Switch So No One Else Knows You're Online
The Nintendo Switch has a couple of settings that will keep your friends from low-key spying on which games you're playing and when you're online.
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The Best Curved TVs On The Market Now: Our Top Picks & Recommendations
If you've decided that you want your next TV to have a curved display, these two picks from LG and Samsung, between 42 and 55 inches, are your best bet.
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5 Of The Best Apps Every Pet Owner Should Have Installed
If you've a pet cat or dog, these apps can help take some of the stress off in looking after them, from getting supplies to keeping an eye on them.
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5 Of The Most Reliable Volkswagen Models Ever Made
Set aside the Dieselgate scandal, Volkswagen has an 85-year history of producing reliable vehicles that can run for decades. These are the top five.
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The 10 Most Expensive Military Aircraft Ever Built
The cutting edge technology carried by combat aircraft can lead to some staggering price tags. Here are the most expensive planes ever built by the military.
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Boosting Audio Quality In Android Auto: Tips And Tricks
Is your music muffled, distorted, or of low quality? Here are a few tips and tricks to improve it. None of them involve pulling apart your stereo.
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Why Modern Submarines Are Nearly Impossible To Detect
In past decades, submarines have been trackable by the noises they make underwater, but today, that's changing with nearly silent subs all over the world.
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Why Scientists Want To Build A Giant Telescope On The Moon
Huge telescopes can be found in many places on Earth and they may one day be joined by a similar model built inside of a literal crater on the moon.
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One Of The Weirdest Assault Vehicles The US Army Ever Conceived: Convair Model 49
Imagine a helicopter fused with a plane that could transform between those two vehicles and you've got an idea of what the U.S. military was going for here.
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12 Essential Gadgets For Your Home Office
If you spend a significant amount of time working from home, there are plenty of productivity tools and gadgets available to help make your job a little easier.
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