A Trump administration science official did say that U.S. technology can "manipulate time and space." But there's lots of context you should know.
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One of the biggest names in audio technology once made fatigue-reducing seats for drivers, but they never made it to mainstream popularity.
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Users noticed in 2024 that they were no longer able to follow hashtags on Instagram, despite the platform offering it as a feature for years. What happened?
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The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is one of the most iconic airplanes ever. But how capable is it, actually? Here's what you need to know about its range and top speed.
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E-passports are major improvements over original passports in a few key ways. We break down what makes them different from their predecessors.
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You've probably seen an airplane window break in a movie and the catastrophic effect that can have, but what really happens if an airplane window breaks?
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Ever wondered why AirPods only come in white? Explore the history behind Apple’s iconic earbud color and its lasting impact on design trends.
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Curious if USB wall outlets charge faster than regular bricks? Learn how they compare in speed, power output, and overall charging efficiency.
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Whether or not smart meters are dangerous has been a question many homeowners have asked themselves. However, based on studies, you don't need to worry.
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If you've got your smart TV, soundbar and other gadgets plugged into a power strip, you may feel you're all set. But is that power strip also a surge protector?
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If you're looking to modernize your abode with app-enabled lights or accessories, do you need to incorporate a smart home hub into the mix? What do they do?
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If you've ever been near a power line, you may have heard it making a buzzing sound. But do they emit electromagnetic fields? Is there danger from being nearby?
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Bose is a reputable brand and if you are looking for a new set of earbuds, there's a lot to consider. Here are the best in 2025 according to reviews.
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Novel Effect, a storytelling helper app showed on Shark Tank's ninth season, actually got a deal with one of the Sharks, but what happened afterward?
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While commercial airliners often have their engines located under the wings, smaller private planes have theirs higher up, next to the tail. Here's why.
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Going through the process for TSA PreCheck can be a bit confusing, including the part where it notes "Eligibility Determined." What does that mean?
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If a little fin antenna is good enough for today's cars, why isn't it good enough for a truck? What's the deal with the extra-long antennas on truck roofs?
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Prices are going up, but your travel gear doesn’t have to break the bank. These 14 Amazon finds are practical, durable, and budget-friendly.
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Fire hydrants in LA County are being stolen at an alarming rate. It's leaving officials scratching their heads, but there is one explanation for why.
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If you won't be riding your motorcycle for a while, you'll want something to keep its battery from dying. Should you get a trickle charger or battery tender?
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While you can find a lot of tech for cheap without much effort, some items really do benefit from paying a bit extra. We've selected a few that are worth it.
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Discover what tourist submarines are, how they let you explore underwater safely, and just how deep they can take you beneath the surface.
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Power lines are a regular part of our day-to-day lives now as they carry electricity through the world, but when were they first invented?
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Want to send a message to someone but keep a little bit of mystery? Invisible Ink lets you do just that. Here's how to use it when sending a message.
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If you have a fire emergency, it’s convenient to have a working smoke detector. However, can a smart smoke detector take it a step further by calling 911?
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Wondering if power lines mess with your GPS? Learn whether they affect accuracy and what really interferes with your signal.
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Your car's tachometer has a redline that's probably well below 10,000 rpm. These engines put the capabilities of production car engines to shame.
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