NASA's Mach 9.6 X-43A 'Hypersonic Scramjet' Is Still An Engineering Marvel
NASA's experimental X-43A didn't have a pilot and couldn't fly independently, but its blisteringly high speeds showed that hypersonic flight was possible.
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Lowe's Acquires A High-Profile Construction Supply Company To Better Serve Professional Builders
Lowe's is making it easier for pro builders to get what they need by recently acquiring a top-tier construction supply company. Here's what you need to know.
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Popular Floor Jack Brands Ranked Worst To Best (According To Reviews)
One should never cheap out on a good floor jack. Your safety is at stake, after all. These jack brands are high quality, but won't break the bank.
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Who Makes KTM Engines And Are They The Same As CFMoto's?
KTM maintains production and manufacturing facilities across the world, and its China-based operations are a joint venture with the budget CFMoto brand.
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4 Must-Have Ace Hardware Tools For Every Home Garage
If you've decided to turn your home garage into more than just a space for your car, here are five must-have items you should pick up at Ace Hardware.
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How A $100M Submarine 'Sank' A $6B US Nuclear Supercarrier
A quiet Swedish submarine embarrassed the U.S. Navy’s most formidable ship — and revealed why old-school diesel power still has a place in modern warfare.
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What Is The 20 Percent Rule For Torque Wrenches?
If you use, or want to buy a torque wrench, you've likely encountered something known as the 20% rule, or using the wrench within 20% of its max capacity.
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Google Hits 'Go' On Android Auto 15.2 – Here's How You Can Get It
The latest Android Auto update is here, but it's not automatic for everyone. Here's the trick to getting 15.2 on your setup.
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The New iPad Pro M5 Is Apple's Most Powerful Tablet Yet, But I Still See The Same Old Problem
The M5 iPad Pro promises unmatched power, speed, and AI prowess. Yet one familiar problem still keeps it from being the all-in-one device Apple wants it to be.
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4 Harbor Freight Power Tools To Steer Clear Of (According To Owners)
Harbor Freight is the go-to for affordable power tools for lots of budget-conscious workers, but these four tools have proven to be disastrous.
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11 Cool Gadgets You Can Use With Your iPad
Get the most out of your iPad now, and see if any of these 11 cools iPad gadgets make sense for you and your workflow.
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Apple M5 Vs. M4: What's The Difference In Performance & Capability?
With bold claims of AI and GPU power, Apple’s M5 aims to eclipse the M4. We take a look at how the two chips compare where it really matters.
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Legendary Cold War Spy Plane Back On Display After Almost 20 Years
After 20 years, the legendary Cold War plane that doubled as an interceptor and a spy plane is back on display. Here's what you need to know.
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With The MacBook Pro M5, It's Finally Time To Give Up Your Old M1 Laptop
Apple just dropped a new MacBook Pro with a new M5 chip, and it's the perfect one to get if you're coming off an older M1-powered machine.
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The Cheap Way To Remove A Scratch From A Car (Without Using An Airbrush Kit)
The chances of you scratching your car are never zero. If you have scratches, you might get the job done with some toothpaste or touch-up paint.
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Every Muscle Car Keanu Reeves Drives In John Wick
"John Wick" films feature plenty of muscle cars for Keanu Reeves' titular character to drive and tear up the city. Here's what makes an appearance.
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Every Generation Of Dodge Viper, Ranked Slowest To Fastest
Ranking every Dodge Viper generation from slowest to fastest based on quarter-mile times, honoring the legacy of this iconic American supercar.
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Carpool Karaoke? Here's How To Make Apple CarPlay Display Song Lyrics With iOS 26
Apple added a bunch of great features with iOS 26, and one of them is the ability to show song lyrics via Apple CarPlay. Here's how to set it up.
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5 Android Features iOS 26 Is Still Missing
Apple’s iOS 26 feels polished and modern, but some everyday conveniences Android users have enjoyed for years are still nowhere to be found.
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Are Craftsman Tools Usually Cheaper At Lowe's Compared To Other Retailers?
Is Lowe’s really the place to get a bargain on Craftsman tools? The answer depends more on timing and model than you might expect.
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Clear Every Challenge With The TOPDON TC002C Duo's Thermal Imaging
The TOPDON TC002C Duo is a universally-compatible peripheral that can be used to grant full thermal imaging functionality to your smartphone.
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Nissan's New 2026 Leaf Finally Delivers On An Old Promise
Is Nissan's newest Leaf the freshly-crowned king of cheap electric cars?
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All About The Ferrari 499P: 24 Hours Of Le Mans' Three-Peat Champion
While Ferrari hasn't been enjoying a lot of success in F1, the same can't be said about endurance racing. Ferrari's 499 Le Mans Hypercar has done rather well.
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Why Las Vegas Has No Lines Dividing Its Roads' Lanes
If you’ve ever driven through Las Vegas, you might have noticed the city’s streets look different. There’s a reason you won’t find painted lines there.
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5 Sleek Gadgets That Will Go Well With The Slim iPhone Air
Apple’s new iPhone Air is thinner than ever, and not all accessories work well with it. These five picks keep it light, stylish, and functional.
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Why Do Black Hawk Helicopters Keep Crashing?
Black hawk helicopters have been involved in some notable crashes of late, so you might be wondering why they crash so often. Here's what you need to know.
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America's First Superhighway Started As An 1800s Railroad
A forgotten 1800s railroad helped pave the way for the country’s first superhighway, marking the dawn of high-speed American road travel.
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