Who Makes Gulfstream Jets And Where Are They Manufactured?
The Gulfrstream is perhaps the most recognizable and popular form of luxury aircraft on the market, but the company has surprisingly humble US roots.
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This High-Tech Window Material Keeps Heat In While Letting You Look Out
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder seem to have found a new way to insulate windows during the cold winter months. What is this new solution?
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Footage Of Bizarre Aircraft Over California Goes Viral – But It's Not A UFO
While a strange craft resembling two passenger jets fused together was recently spotted over California, it's not a UFO (or UAP if you prefer).
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This Ship Sank Nearly Two Centuries Ago – Now It's A Window Into History
It's been beneath the ocean for generations, but a newly identified wreck is reshaping what we know about a pivotal moment in Australia’s past.
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School Zone Speed Cameras Are Busting Drivers Even Outside Of Posted Hours In GA
Speed cameras are a controversial method of enforcing speed limits in school zones, but some drivers are getting ticketed when they aren't technically speeding.
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Lost Robot Rescued From The Antarctic Ice Carrying Crucial Data
A drone that went on an unexpected journey through Antarctic ice sheets has been saved by scientists, bringing with it never before seen data.
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What Is The Best Website To Buy Refurbished iPads?
Refurbished items are typically cleaned and repaired before being offered for resale, but some options are better than others.
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Why This Colorado City Has Some Of The Cheapest Gas In The Country
One Colorado city has stunned citizens with the lowest gas prices in years, but professionals are cautioning against making a long drive for cheap fuel.
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New CA Law Aims To Slash Gas Prices – But It Might Not Save Drivers Money
California will finally start offering E15 gas thanks to a new law, but drivers should probably be aware that it might not save them money in the long run.
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Yes, Costco Does Have A Car Rental Service: Here's Who It's For And How It Works
Need a rental car to get you back on the road? Your Costco membership actually gives you access to a car rental service, but you won't find it in a store.
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Dead E-ZPass Battery? Here's What You Need To Do
The E-ZPass system is meant to help you quickly get through tolls, but what do you do if the battery in your E-ZPass transponder needs to be replaced?
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This Ambitious Startup Says Its Machine Can Make Gasoline Out Of Thin Air
A small portion of drivers have switched to EVs to reduce their impact on the environment, but what if you could make gasoline to fuel your car from thin air?
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This US State Is Targeting Speeders From 2,000 Feet In The Air
Just because you can't see any speed enforcement officers or automated camera systems doesn't mean the law isn't watching you break the limit.
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Pink License Plates Are About To Become A Common Sight In France
Generally, license plates in France follow a similar format to other EU member countries. Why will these pink plates become a more common sight?
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Gas Station Stunt Let Drivers Fill Up For Just 10 Cents A Gallon
One event at a gas station in the northeastern United States offered gas for just 10 cents a gallon, leading to long lines and happy drivers.
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The World's Longest One-Way Flight Just Launched, And It's A Serious Time Saver
This one-way flight, run by China Eastern Airlines, crosses not only the Northern and Southern Hemisphere but also the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
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WI Cops Warn Commercial Drivers: Leave This Dangerous Mod Off Your Truck
A truck in Wisconsin was pulled over for a mod they had made to their truck. Here's what the mod was, why it was illegal, and what you can do instead.
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Why Car Tires Went From Inner Tubes To A Tubeless Design
Car tires didn’t always look like they do today. The switch from inner tubes to a tubeless design was a big step forward in how vehicles handle the road.
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What The Colored Markings Under Your New Car's Hood Actually Mean
Ever popped open your hood and found some markings that looked as if they were made by a child with some chalk? These actually have an important meaning.
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This Is Considered The Best Vacuum Cleaner Brand By Customer Satisfaction
While various vacuum brands claim to be the best in their marketing, the brand consumers actually like the most varies by the type of vacuum.
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Boiling Water Isn't The Answer To Frozen Pipes – Here's What To Do Instead
Did you forget to leave the heat on or a faucet dripping and now you have a frozen pipe on your hands? Boiling water isn't the answer. Here's what to do.
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Slow Your 'Roll' – This Common Driving Habit Is Illegal In All 50 States
There's a lot of bad driving habits we pick up either through osmosis or through inattentiveness, but this one bad habit could get you a hefty ticket.
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CA Driver's Licenses Get A Big Update – Here's When You Should Upgrade
California's incoming driving licences feature new scenic locations and improved security features, but drivers don't need to worry just yet.
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TSA Just Changed An ID Rule That Could Make Your Next Trip More Expensive
Don't have your Real ID yet? A new TSA rule will go into effect soon that will make trying to fly without one even more expensive than it already was.
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Ikea's New Speakers Look Like Vintage Furniture – With Modern Sound Inside
Ikea has got a brand-new line of faux-vintage products on the way, aiming to bring pleasant light and high-quality sound to your living room in style.
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New York's Gas Stove Ban Seems To Have Hit A Snag
New York was set to join other US states in outright banning gas stoves, but lawmakers are holding out on the ban a little longer. What's going on, actually?
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Thieves Have A New Way To Steal Your Car Right From Your Driveway
Auto thefts are down year over year, but there is a new method for thieves to make off with your ride. Here's what the new trick is and how you can prevent it.
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