What Are Those Large Flaps On The Back Of A Semi-Trailer For?
You've probably noticed those giant flaps mounted on the backs of many semi-trailers you see on the highway. Here's what they're called, and what they're for.
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Ever Noticed The Wires Behind Your Rear View Mirror? Here's What They're For
Your car's rear view mirror has historically been the most simple and straightforward safety feature, but newer mirrors may have features that require wires.
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12 Motorcycles With CarPlay Or Android Auto
Many motorcycles now have CarPlay and Android Auto to make rides more safe and enjoyable. Take a look at the motorcycles that feature these audio systems.
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What Would A 6th-Gen Fighter Jet Look Like? Here's What To Expect
It seems that fifth-generation fighter jets are a thing of the past in terms of developing, with manufacturers looking to the future: sixth-gen fighters.
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Which Honda Model Has The Highest Towing Capacity?
Several Honda models offer towing capacity, but three vehicles standout as the heavy-lifters in the Japanese manufacturer's lineup.
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What Do The Bomb Markings On The Side Of Military Aircraft Mean?
If you've ever seen vintage bombers from World War II, you've probably noticed they have bombs painted on them near the nose. What are those?
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Top Speed Vs. Acceleration: Which Is More Important In F1 Racing?
Toggling between top speed and acceleration is a complex dance in Formula 1 racing, something skilled F1 drivers must learn to get the most out of a race.
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12 Hidden Google Search Features You Probably Didn't Know About
Just opening your search bar puts a couple of keystrokes away from some powerful tools. Here are 12 Google Search features that you may not have known about.
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Can You Add An Electric Start To Your Diesel Engine?
Looking for a quick starter on your diesel-powered lawnmower or dirt bike? Here's what you need to know about adding an electric start on a diesel engine.
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What Is Russia's Longest Range Missile And How Far Can It Go?
The Russian RS-28 Sarmat Satan II is one of the most powerful missiles in the world. We detail the details and range of this formidable weapon.
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What Does 'LA' Mean On A Stihl Chainsaw?
If you're the type of person who throws away the instruction manual, here's what the screw labelled "LA" means on your new Stihl chainsaw, and how to use it.
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Can The US Military's Mini C-17 Fly? Here's What It's Used For
If you've been to a military airshow in the past 20 years, there's a chance you've seen a mini C-17 Globemaster on display, but can it actually fly?
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We Can Now Create A Man-Made 'Eclipse' – Here's Why That Is So Important
In an innovative mission, two spacecraft fly in precision formation to block the sun, giving scientists a particular view for study.
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Why Car Tires Are Always Black (And Why The Color Matters)
Everyone loves the chance to add personal touches to their vehicles, but tires only come in one color. Why are tires black, and could we ever see colored tires?
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What Makes The Robinson R22 One Of The Hardest Helicopters To Fly?
Helicopters are already complicated, but the Robinson R22 is one of the hardest to fly for a few different reasons. Here's everything that makes it so tough.
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Where This WW1 Pilot Landed His Plane Seems Impossible - But He Did It
WWI pilots were known for their aerial combat skills and were called aces. This Belgian ace did one impressive feat during combat as a "Balloon Buster."
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Here's Why You'll See People Put Tires On Their Roof Sometimes
Popular in certain regions with severe weather patterns, you may see homeowners employ old car or truck tires in a new, less automotive-related capacity.
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F-35 Lightning II Top Speed: Here's How Fast It Is Compared To China's J-35
The F-35 Lightning II is considered by many to be the apex of modern jet fighters. But how does its top speed compare that of the new Chinese J-35 Gyrfalcon?
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Why Is The USS Zumwalt Shaped Differently From Other Ships?
The U.S. Navy's Zumwalt class of destroyers is undoubtedly one of the most unique boats launched by any navy, but why does it look like that anyway?
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How Much Power The Nvidia RTX 5090 Can Actually Pull At Its Peak
Nvidia's RTX 5090 graphics card is the new flagship card that promises outstanding performance. However, you're going to need a premium power supply to run it.
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How Does Amazon Locker Work? (And Is It Only For Prime Members?)
If you don't want to have packages delivered to your doorstep while you're away from home, Amazon does offer its Amazon Locker service. Here's how it works.
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How Well Does Ryobi's USB Telescopic Scrubber Work? Here's What Users Say
The Ryobi USB Telescopic Scrubber is designed to help you scrub those hard to reach places around your home, but have users found it to be an effective tool?
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Why The US Ended The B-2 Stealth Bomber Program
The United States developed and built one of the most advanced flying machines in the world. Then it shut it down before it even finished its order. Here's why.
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What It Means When A Motorcyclist Flashes You The Peace Sign
Motorcyclists have adopted numerous hand signals to communicate with other riders. Here's what it mean when a motorcycle rider gives you a peace sign.
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How Does The iPhone 'Toaster' Charger Work? (And Where You Can Buy It)
A new charger for iPhones by Swippitt has earned the joke nickname of "iPhone Toaster", but it's actually an incredibly advanced charging setup.
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5 Signs It Might Be Time To Upgrade Your Graphics Card
If you're excitedly booting up your latest AAA gaming experience and finding you're computer struggling to run it, you may need to look for a new graphics card.
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What Does 'Full Chisel' Mean For A Chainsaw Chain?
If you're looking for your first chainsaw or considering an upgrade, you may have noticed the term "full chisel." Here's what that means for chainsaw chains.
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