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Aviation enthusiasts have a new gift coming their way courtesy of Google Earth Pro, which now has flight simulators available for the budding pilots out there.
Read MoreThe luxury Airbus A380 saw a pretty short flight in international airports, but could be making a comeback in a huge way. Here's the story of the jetliner.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson's limited-edition CVO Road Glide RR boasts startling specs that may leave you wondering how it's street legal. But what does "RR" stand for?
Read MoreTrain horns serve as safety signals, using specific patterns to communicate with staff and pedestrians. Know why trains honk so much.
Read MoreThe volley of tariffs between the US and Canada has left energy sectors reeling, and consumers fearing they may be left to pay the price.
Read MoreIf you belong to an outlaw motorcycle gang like the Hells Angels, does that make you an outlaw? Can you be arrested simply for being a member?
Read MoreSingtrix made waves on 'Shark Tank' thanks to its origins in the development of 'Guitar Hero,' but it wasn't all smooth sailing for the karaoke innovators.
Read MoreWhen you're drifting off to sleep, you might hear some popping and cracking noises from your TV. Why does it do this and should you be worried?
Read MoreAre you worried about taking your camera and its film through the TSA security X-ray on your travels? Here's what we know about the possible risks.
Read MoreKawasaki has launched a new voice command feature for its motorcycles, but there's a catch: you'll have to pay for it. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhen China's navy commissioned a new-generation frigate with stealth capabilities in January, it showed off increased capability in its naval race with the U.S.
Read MoreHave you ever noticed a blinking red light on one of your smoke detectors and wondered what it meant? Here are the different things it could mean.
Read MoreIf you think your airplane is being held together with duct tape, don't worry. You're actually looking at a commonly used and incredibly durable repair tape.
Read MoreThe U.S. military's F-117 Nighthawk was an incredible stealth fighter for its time, which as a result, means it was not the fastest fighter in the U.S. arsenal.
Read MorePlane landings are arguably one of the hardest parts of flight to master, and the flare is an important component to producing smooth landings.
Read MoreThe ending of net neutrality brings with it a whole host of complications for internet access, many of which could directly impact the average consumer.
Read MoreTo most laymen, the term squawking conjures mental images of jets twittering through the air like a songbird.
Read MoreSome planes come equipped with gravel kits, but why are they needed and what do they do? Here’s what to know about this interesting aviation feature.
Read MoreFor those looking to encourage their kids' creativity, 3D printing can be a fun activity for them to engage with, and now these machines have become affordable.
Read MoreAn unusual agreement made during the Cold War led to Pepsi receiving many submarines as a penance for selling its popular, titular soda in the USSR.
Read MoreRigStrips arrived on 'Shark Tank' with a foundation of success already, but the episode still proved fruitful for the burgeoning accessory company.
Read MoreDodge's blatant pandering to women buyers with the La Femme did not pan out, and its ludicrous amount of accessories only lead to unsuccessful excess.
Read MoreBoth on the silver screen and recreationally, Jason Momoa has an expansive collection of special Harley-Davidson motorcycles that he loves to ride.
Read MoreAny car labeled as 'totaled' usually means they're down for the count for legal road driving, but that doesn't necessarily mean they can't be fixed or driven.
Read MoreEnergica's Ego fully-electric motorcycle remains at the top end of motorcycle performance without an ICE engine, and has some impressive range as well.
Read MoreThe first stop for any performance modification on a car is typically getting a tune, and HEMI engines are popular enough that owners have several options.
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