What Is The Little Antenna On The Front Of An F1 Car For?
Formula 1 cars have plenty of specialized features, like the small vertical tubes on each car's nose that look like antennae. Here's what those stalks do.
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5 Reasons To Delete Your Facebook Account ASAP
Facebook's profile plummeted so drastically since the promise of its early days that it rebranded to Meta. Here are more reasons you should delete Facebook.
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Where Are Suzuki's Motorcycles Made, And Who Owns The Company Today?
Like other manufacturers, Suzuki didn't originally start out making motorcycles, until the Motor Free in 1952. Who owns Suzuki today? Where are the bikes made?
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Are OEM Oil Recommendations Influenced By EPA Rules? Here's What One Expert Has To Say
Using lighter weight oil in an engine reduces friction and gives better fuel economy, but it can lead to engines wearing out earlier than expected.
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Yes, Hyundai Also Makes TVs (But You Can't Buy Them In The US)
Korean titan Hyundai makes a lot more than just best-selling cars; it also has a range of home appliances, including TVs — at least, outside of the U.S.
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What Makes The Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Woodland Edition Great For Outdoor Adventures?
It's not for the hardcore off-roaders, but the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Woodland Edition is a great choice for those going off the beaten path. Here's why.
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5 More Must-Have Harbor Freight Tools For Home Improvement On A Budget
Not every cheap tool from Harbor Freight is worth its price, but some are a real boon for soon-to-be homeowners and unexperienced DIYers alike.
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Why Don't Modern Fighter Jets Use Nose Intakes Anymore?
Nose air intake systems are, at this point, a relic of early jet fighter technology that's been phased out in favor of more advanced side intake structure.
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Why Was The Oldsmobile 442 Discontinued?
The Oldsmobile 442 was popular during the muscle car era of the 1960s and '70s. By 1991, Olds wasn't selling enough of them to keep the model alive.
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The Wartime History Behind Jeep's Signature Seven-Slot Grille
The first Jeeps were built for the U.S. Army during World War II, and those beginnings and a transition to civilian life shaped the brand's signature feature.
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Milwaukee Tool Belt Vs. Tool Pouch: What's The Difference?
If you've got a ton of tools, you'll need some way to carry them on the site. Milwaukee makes popular tool belts and pouches, but which is right for you?
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When Did Rolls-Royce Start Making Airplane Engines & How Did It Get Into The Industry?
Rolls-Royce plc — not to be confused with Rolls Royce Motor Cars — is probably best known for its airplane engines. Here's the story behind them.
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Fact Check: Is The USS Missouri Being Reactivated?
Word has spread that the USS Missouri, a World War II era battleship, is being reactivated and sent to the Mediterranean Sea to help in a conflict.
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Don't Buy An A/C Recharge Kit Before You Check The Label For This Additive
If your vehicle's air conditioning isn't working how it should, then you may be tempted to get an A/C recharge kit. Before you buy one, check for this additive.
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13 Popular Tool & Appliance Brands Owned By China's Techtronic Industries (TTI)
Many of the most famous and respected tool brands in the world have joined China's Techtonic Industries corporate family. Some of them are likely in your shed.
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Why Fighter Jets Are Inherently Unstable (And What Makes Them Safe To Fly)
Instability might not seem like the most desirable characteristic for a flying object. But fighter jets are actually designed to be unstable in flight.
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What Is The Biggest Trailer You Can Tow Without A CDL License?
If your truck and trailer are over a certain size you'll need a Commercial Drivers Licence. Without one, you can still go pretty big. We explain the numbers.
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Why NASA Releases 450,000 Gallons Of Water During A Rocket Launch
It takes a lot of resources to get a rocket launched into space. For NASA, one part of the process involves releasing 450,000 gallons of water during liftoff.
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Can You Use Milwaukee Batteries On Ryobi Tools?
If you don't have a battery for your Ryobi power tool, will a third-party one do the trick? Here's why you might want to avoid using the Milwaukee brand.
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Why Did Boeing Stop Producing Its 727 Jets?
The Boeing 727 was a popular plane that could land on shorter runways than other jets. What led to Boeing's decision to stop making it in the 1980s?
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How Far Away Is Voyager 1, The Most Distant Manmade Object From Earth?
Voyager 1 has been heading outward from Earth for almost half a century, but where is Voyager 1 now and how much longer will it be able to stay in space?
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How To Remove Passwords From A PDF
If you no longer need to password protect a PDF you created, removing the password can be a bit of a pain. Here are some simple ways to get rid of it.
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What Does NTSB Stand For & Why Is The Organization Always Involved In Plane Crashes?
The NTSB plays a critical role in aircraft crash investigations. Here's what the name means, what the agency does, and why it's so important.
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How Long Should A Riding Lawn Mower Battery Last Before It Needs To Be Replaced?
Your riding lawnmower needs a battery just like your car, and that battery will also eventually need to be replaced. Here's how long it should last.
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How Do Commercial Jet Pilots Detect Incoming Turbulence?
Flying through the air is not without it challenges including turbulence, so how do pilots know when it's coming up. It turns out, there are a lot of ways.
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How Yamaha's Crossplane Tech Revolutionized High-Performance Motorcycles
Crossplane crankshaft design from Yamaha helped innovate sportbikes in the late 2000s by dialing in the riding experience to feel more planted and controllable.
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5 Of The Most Impressive Muscle Cars Ever Built By Chevy
Over the years, Chevrolet has made some impressive vehicles, but there are certain muscle cars that standout. Here are five of our favorites.
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