Why Losing One Engine On Takeoff Is More Dangerous For Twin-Engine Aircraft
You might think a twin-engine aircraft is safer in the case that an engine fails since it has another one to back it up. Actually, it can be more dangerous.
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3 More Hidden Features Every Google Chromecast Owner Should Know
Chromecast still has tricks left in 2025. Learn how to remap buttons, use Google Assistant for voice control, and mirror your phone or PC screen.
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Who Owns Greenworks And Where Are The Tools Made?
Greenworks makes everything from cordless drills to electric lawn equipment. But who’s really behind the brand, and where are its tools made?
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Florida's New Speeding Ticket Law Can Cost Drivers More: Here's What You'll Pay Now
Florida is changing its overspeeding laws, adding on more severe punishments for the infraction. Keep your eyes on the speedometer because its a hefty price.
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Does Apple's MagSafe Charger Work With Samsung Phones?
Apple's MagSafe Charger is a fan-favorite thanks to its ease of use, but can you use a MagSafe charger if you own a Samsung instead of an iPhone?
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AutoZone Vs. O'Reilly Auto Parts: Which Rewards Program Helps You Save More?
If you do DIY projects or are a mechanic, the rewards programs at AutoZone and O'Reilly Auto Parts are worth considering. Here are the key differences.
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Why Airplanes Can't Have Bigger Windows
Frequent flyers may have noticed that airplane windows are relatively small and always round. There is a reason for this having to do with flight safety.
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18 Of The Most Successful Models In Mercedes-Benz History
Here we take a peek at some of the most significant vehicles made by Mercedes-Benz, one of the most influential car brands in history.
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Here's Why Your Google Password Manager Is Not Autofilling
Google Password Manager is designed to simplify logins, but sometimes autofill fails. Here’s why it happens and what you can do to fix it.
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The Creepy Thing That Most Cruise Ships Have Built-In (And Why)
Behind the luxury and entertainment, cruise ships contain a secret room designed for situations most travelers would rather not imagine.
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3 Harbor Freight Doyle Tools Worth Buying, And 2 To Avoid (According To Reviews)
Harbor Freight's Doyle brand makes tools that fall somewhere between mid-grade and high-end. Here are the tools in this line worth buying and avoiding.
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5 Of The Most Ignored & Neglected Dashboard Warning Lights
Ignoring dashboard alerts may seem harmless at first, but they often point to bigger issues. Here’s why paying attention can save time and money.
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What Would Happen If You Pressed The Gas And Brake Pedal At The Same Time
What really happens if you hit the gas and brake at the same time? From safety overrides to old-school quirks, the answer depends on your car.
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Why Amazon Does Not Accept PayPal (And What You Can Use Instead)
While many online retailers are happy to take PayPal payments, Amazon doesn't offer it as an option. We look at why this is and reveal a workaround.
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What Is The Delta Private Jet Card & How Does The Program Work?
This exclusive Delta program pairs SkyMiles rewards with private jet travel, giving frequent flyers a premium path that goes well beyond traditional upgrades.
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What Happens If An Airplane's Wing Breaks Off Mid-Flight?
Part of a Delta Air Lines 737's wing broke off during mid-flight, but luckily, no one was killed. It's not the first time this sort of incident has happened.
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What Is The Most Difficult BMW Motorcycle To Ride? Here's What Riders Say
There's a BMW motorcycle for just about every type of riders. Almost all BMW motorcycle riders agree on which one is the most difficult to ride.
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Here's How A Rolex Watch Runs Without A Battery
Rolex watches are known for luxury and reliability, but the hidden mechanism powering their famous movement may surprise even longtime watch enthusiasts.
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Apple TV 4K Vs NVIDIA Shield Pro: Which Is Better For A Home Theater?
Apple TV 4K and Nvidia Shield Pro are two of the most powerful streaming boxes. Here’s how their features stack up for home theater users.
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When Do You Not Need To Stop For A School Bus In Colorado?
In Colorado, you must stop for a school bus even if you're on the opposite side of the road. But there's one scenario you don't have to. We explain what it is.
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Are Harley-Davidson Softails Good For Long Rides? Here's What Riders Say
Harley-Davidson makes a variety of different frame types. Riders say the Softail has some advantages over the Hardtail when it comes to long rides.
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How Many Aircraft Carriers Did The US Have During World War 2?
The number of U.S. aircraft carriers changed dramatically during World War II. Here’s how the fleet expanded and how many were in service.
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Why Don't New Sports Cars Have Center Armrests?
Sports cars are finding all sorts of ways to put out more power and handle better, but some also seem to be devoid of one small item: center armrests. Why?
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What Does '442' Mean On The Oldsmobile 442?
The "442" designation on the Oldsmobile 442, which debuted in 1964, originally described different parts of the vehicle's powertrain and exhaust system.
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Why You Can't Take Photos Inside The Sistine Chapel (There's A Copyright Involved)
Why no photos allowed in the Sistine Chapel today? It’s not just tradition—it goes back to a past photography deal—and there’s more to it than copyright
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This Is The Least Satisfying Car Or SUV Model You Could Buy (According To Consumer Reports)
There are some great vehicles on the market, and then others that completely miss the mark. Here is the least satisfying model according to Consumer Reports.
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Why Do The Lights In A Lighthouse Rotate? Here's How They Help Ships
Long before GPS, lighthouses had been guiding sailors home for centuries. Their rotating lights use certain patterns to help ships navigate to shore.
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