How Far Can An Airplane Glide If It Loses Its Engines?
If an airplane loses its engines while it's flying, how far can it go before the inevitable happens? History has provided us with some interesting answers.
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Stories By Olivia Richman
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When Was The Last Real Dogfight? (And Why It Doesn't Really Happen Anymore)
It's unusual to see aircraft dogfighting across the skies, but that doesn't mean the practice has stopped completely.
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Why Aren't Jet Engines Equipped With Screens To Prevent Bird Strikes?
Capt. Sully Sullenberger became a hero when he landed a jet airliner in the Hudson River after a bird strike. Why don't they use mesh to protect jet engines?
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Will Insurance Cover The Cost For Cracked Windshield Repairs? What You Need To Know
Insurance is supposed to make car repairs easier, but if you've got a cracked windshield, coverage can be dicey, and sometimes it's easier to pay out of pocket.
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What Do TSA's Airport Body Scanners Actually See When They Scan You?
Body scanners have been a part of getting through airports for decades now, but they have long raised concerns about the privacy of those who go through.
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Why Is The Toyota MK5 Supra Called A BMW?
Discover why the Toyota MK5 Supra is often called a BMW, its shared engine and platform, and what this means for performance and enthusiasts.
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Want The Best Tires For Your Tesla? Look For These Sidewall Codes
How do you even know if a tire is Tesla-approved? Luckily, there are codes on the tire that indicate if it has been approved by Tesla.
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When Did The Hisense U7K Come Out & Is It A Good TV? (Here's What Owners Say)
If you are shopping for a new TV and have come across the Hisense U7K, you might be wondering if its any good. Here's what you need to know before buying.
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What Happened To The Foot Fairy App From Shark Tank Season 5?
In Season 5 of the hit TV show, Shark Tank, two entrepreneurs pitched their app, Foot Fairy. But did they walk away with a deal? Here's what happened.
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5 Drag Racing Icons That Owned The Quarter Mile In The 1970s
The 1970s produced some of the most notable drag racing icons of the era, including these five cars that dominated a quarter-mile run with blistering speed.
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What Does Red Police Tape Mean?
Whether you've seen them on TV shows or in real life, each color of tape police use have a different meaning. Here's an explanation of what the red tape means.
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What Are Embraer E2 Jets And Why Don't We Have Them In The US?
While it's a young player in the regional flight market, Embraer has been quick to make a name for itself. But there's a reason it's E2 jets aren't in the U.S.
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Apple's 2025 Mac Studio Pairs New M3 Ultra With Thunderbolt 5 And A Memory Boost
Apple has announced the new Mac Studio, featuring a new M3 Ultra chip, Thunderbolt 5, and a memory boost. Here's everything you need to know about the release.
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Are Harley-Davidson Campers Real?
With AI image generators improving, people can easily get confused on whether things are real or clickbait, such as Harley-Davidson campers. Here's the truth.
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When Did International Stop Making Pickup Trucks?
At one point, the company International made pickup trucks, but it didn't last long. Here's when the production ended and the reason behind it.
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How Fast Will The Honda Pioneer 1000 Go & How Much Does One Cost?
It may not be as fast as one of the brands sedans or SUVs, but the Honda Pioneer 1000 can hold its own. Here's how fast it is and prices for each trim.
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What Is A Nissan Hardbody Truck And Which Years Were They Made?
Ever heard of the classic Nissan Hardbody truck? Here's everything you need to know about how it got its name and the years it was in production.
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What Happened To The Lifebelt From Shark Tank Season 1?
Shark Tank has been on air for quite some time, so fans may have forgotten about Lifebelt in Season 1. Here's what happened and where they are now.
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The Bonneville Salt Flats Is The Craziest Race You May Have Never Heard Of
Even die-hard race fans may not of heard of the Bonneville Salt Flats. However, the top speeds by these impressive machines shouldn't be ignored.
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5 Of The Best Manual Transmission Cars For Under $30K
If you are interested in getting a car with a manual transmission, you still have options. Here are six reliable models to consider buying today.
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How The Bridgestone Turanza Prestige Sets Itself Apart From Other Grand Touring Tires
Bridgestone is a well-known player in the tire game, and the company just dropped the Turanza Prestige. Here's how they compare to other grand touring tires.
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What Is An Oil-Less Turbo, And How Do They Work?
Oil-less turbochargers are a relatively new development in engine technology. How do they work, and are they as reliable as conventional turbochargers?
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Smokestang: The Ford Mustang With A Cummins Engine Under The Hood
Some powerful engines have gone under the hood of the Ford Mustang, but what about a Cummins engine? Here's what you need to know about the Smokestang.
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Who Makes Bosch Power Tools, And Are They Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Bosch power tools may have a certain reputation among customers, but is it worth sacrificing advantages that other manufacturers might bring to the table?
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#1 Vs. #2 Diesel: What's The Difference?
Stop guessing at the pump and finally understand exactly what you're buying with this breakdown of the differences between diesel #1 and diesel #2.
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Can You Bring Bluetooth Speakers On A Plane? Here's What TSA Says
There are many ways to keep yourself entertained on a long-haul flight, but Bluetooth speakers may not be your best option.
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Why Are Military Flashlights Angled?
The U.S. military has been using a series of flashlights with right-angled heads for more than 80 years. Here's the reason behind this quirky design.
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