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Cars By Shane Schmid 2 months ago

Is It Safe To Drive In The Left Lane Even When You're Not Passing?

A left lane on the highway is also called the passing lane, but is it safe to stay there even if you're not planning to go around another driver?

Cars By Travis Langness 2 months ago

5 Cars With Brembo Brakes You Can Buy In The US

Brembo brakes have grown over the years into the premier brand for high-performance brakes. There are even a handful of cars that have them factory-installed.

A 3D rendering of a miniaturized fusion reactor

Military By Jonathan H. Kantor 2 months ago

The US Army Is Building A Nuclear Microreactor — Here's Why That's Important

If you thought nuclear power was a thing of the past, think again. The U.S. is working on a microreactor using the technology and it could have ripple effects.

2025 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R leaned over at Buttonwillow Raceway

Automotive Reviews By Michael Teo Van Runkle 2 months ago

2025 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R Review: The Perfect Superbike For The Streets

Much more affordable than the coveted "Double-R," could this Ninja literbike be the perfect all-rounder?

Science By Cassidy Ward 2 months ago

Science Experiments With Terrifying Consequences

Scientific studies have given us so much knowledge that we now take for granted, but every now and then an experiment doesn't go as planned.

Samsung Galaxy S25 and Google Pixel 9 Pro

Smartphones By Max Miller 2 months ago

Google Pixel 9 Pro Vs. Samsung Galaxy S25: Which Phone Has The Better Battery? (According To Reviews)

The Pixel 9 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S25 represent the pinnacle of Android-powered smartphones for many users, but which one has the better battery?

Cummins PGXL Vital cans in black and red

Cars By Daksh Chaudhary 2 months ago

What Coolant Does Cummins Recommend You Use (And Do You Have To?)

Cummins knows how to build engines that last, and their coolant recommendations can allegedly keep things running more smoothly. But is it a necessity?

Cars By Dave Goldberg 2 months ago

Costco Vs. Sam's Club Tire Packages: Which Gets You More For Your Money

Costco and Sam's Club both offer tire services to members, but which one truly has the best deal? The answer can vary depending on a few factors.

Gas station display with the different types of fuel options available.

Cars By Tauseef Zia 2 months ago

Do Turbocharged Engines Actually Need Premium Gas?

You may have been told that if your car has a turbocharger that you absolutely need to use high-octane gas, but just how true is this assertion?

Naval By Chris Littlechild 2 months ago

Why The US Navy Doesn't Have Any Corvette Ships

The corvette is a proud type of ship that is used extensively in naval forces around the world, so why doesn't the U.S. Navy utilize them? Here's what we know.

Cars By Jon Dempsey 2 months ago

How Far Can You Drive On Zero Miles To Empty?

Most of us have been driving along and had the low fuel light pop on, but how much further can you go before you need to fuel up? Here's what you need to know.

Cars By Alvin Reyes 2 months ago

How China Bought The Italian Tire Company Pirelli And What Italy Is Doing About It

Pirelli has been partially owned by Chinese state-run company Sinochem since 2015. Now the Italian government wants to prevent China from owning it outright.

Technology By Rahul Srinivas 2 months ago

Here's The Helicopter Behind The Horrifying Lakeside Restaurant Crash In Michigan

Restaurant patrons witnessed a small red helicopter lose control in the parking lot , turning an otherwise quiet meal into a startling spectacle.

A comparison of four different monitor sizes varying from standard definition, to full hd, to 4k, to 8k, with a beach scene in the back.

Gaming By Anthoni Oisin 2 months ago

8K Gaming Monitors Are Coming, But Are Our Computers Ready For Them?

Gaming monitors are expanding again with the rise of 8K monitors, but can your computer even handle gaming at an 8K resolution or is it too soon?

USS Nimitz with multiple aircrafts sailing in the sea

Naval By Daksh Chaudhary 2 months ago

This Is The Oldest American Aircraft Carrier Still In Service

You might think that advancing tech will always be most important to the military, but one aircraft carrier has been in service helping America for decades.

Rare earth neodymium stone, the world's strongest magnetic ore used in the technology industry

Cars By Tom Clark 2 months ago

What Are Rare Earth Magnets And Why Do Car Companies Need Them From China?

Rare earth magnets are in a lot of everyday items, and make a lot of your most basic electronics work, but they're also an essential component in cars.

Technology By Nate Williams 2 months ago

4 Major Retailers Where You Still Can't Use Apple Pay

Many use Apple Pay as a quick and convenient way to buy what they need. However, there are still some retailers that don't offer it as a payment method.

a closeup image of a vehicle's strut assembly

Cars By John Davis 2 months ago

Should You Grease Your Vehicle's Shocks And Struts?

Shocks and struts are vital for how your vehicle performs on the road. So, does that mean you should have them greased? Here's what you need to know.

A Nintendo Switch 2 in portable or handheld mode showing Donkey Kong Bananza on the screen.

Technology By Anthoni Oisin 2 months ago

What Nvidia's DLSS Feature Actually Means For Nintendo Switch 2 Users

The console's upgraded hardware comes at an increased price compared to its predecessor, but it offers some huge improvements in graphics and performance.

Cars By Daksh Chaudhary 2 months ago

Here's Why The Red And Yellow Dots On A Tire's Sidewall Are Important

You may have noticed some red and yellow dots on your new tires and thought nothing of it, but they actually play a crucial role in the tire balance.

Technology By Nadeem Sarwar 2 months ago

This Massive 60-Foot Magnet Could Be The Key To Fusion Energy

ITER has devised the technology that could unlock fusion energy, and they've done so with the aid of a 60-foot magnet. Here's how it works.

Aviation By Nadeem Sarwar 2 months ago

Why The B-2 Spirit Stealth Military Bomber Costs Around 2 Billion Dollars

Military arsenal is expensive, and the United States's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber costs a whopping 2 billion dollars. Here are the reasons as to why.

SUVs and Crossovers By Emme Hall 2 months ago

2025 Land Rover Defender Octa First Drive: Off-Road Royalty Demands To Be Driven Hard

A monstrous V8, huge tires, and trick suspension that shrugs at tricky terrain. Oh, and a cabin fit for first class. There has to be a downside, right?

Smart thermostat on home wall displaying temperature

Accessories and Peripherals By Tabish I. 2 months ago

Just How Much Money Can Smart Thermostats Actually Save?

Many homeowners are opting for smart thermostats when upgrading their HVAC systems, which cam actually save some money in the long-run with some planning.

Cars By Joseph Chidi 2 months ago

Does The Hybrid Toyota 4Runner Have A Better MPG Than Non-Hybrid Models? The Answer Might Surprise You

Toyota's 2025 4Runner finally offers a hybrid model. While you may think a hybrid offers better gas mileage, things may not be that simple with the 4Runner.

Tool Brands By Daniel Feininger 2 months ago

Every Major Table Saw Brand, Ranked Worst To Best

Table saws are some of the most versatile carpentry and woodworking power tools around, and a ton of brands make them. Here's how the major ones stack up.

An emergency helicopter on a sunny day in Switzerland

Aviation By Dauglas Denga 2 months ago

What Stops A Helicopter Pilot From Just Landing Anywhere?

Helicopters may be one of the most versatile flying vehicles ever invented, but there are restrictions on where they can fly and where they can land.

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