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The biggest freight trains on Earth are built for extreme distances and heavy cargo. Here are five record-setters and the jobs they were designed to handle.
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Military technology continues to advance, and that goes for the fighter jets, too. Here are the most powerful fighter jets ever made.
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Aircraft carriers probably spend more time at sea than most other boats combined, and yet you almost never hear of one capsizing. Why is that?
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There's a convenient way to make a simple and effective magnetic attachment that will catch detritus.
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The city of West University Place in southeast Texas has a unique surveillance system to track crime. This "virtual gate" has been successful so far.
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Discover a legit way to score quality multi-tools for less — or give yours a new home — through a little-known program from a major tool manufacturer.
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An object older than our Sun has captivated experts, skeptics, and dreamers. Newly detected emissions may finally reveal what this cosmic outsider really is.
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It's no secret that smoking is harmful to your lungs and overall health, but you should also be aware of the damage it does to your laptop and PC.
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Hurricanes can bring saltwater floods. Officials often warn about the risk of EV batteries interacting with salt water, but power tools can also be affected.
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Step back into the VHS era with this YouTube channel that uncovers the hilarious, strange, and nostalgic treasures buried on old video tapes.
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AI can be useful for many tasks, but it can also wreak havoc if left to operate without oversight — just ask the fans of this popular tech YouTuber.
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Have a project that needs to be finished around the house, but don't want to spend a fortune on tools? You might get lucky if your town has a Tool Library.
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Lots of drivers have anxiety about parallel parking, but some cities are more anxious about it than others. These places are where drivers hate it the most.
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Fans of "The Dukes of Hazard" will instantly recognize the bright orange Dodge Charger from the film. This star model is being sold on auction for a high price.
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Smartphones constantly ping cell towers with signals that might interact with aircraft instruments. Airplane mode prevents those cell signals from going out.
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The SR-71 Blackbird was the fastest spy plane in the U.S. military's service, exceeding 2,000 miles per hour. It could also reach an altitude of 85,000 feet.
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Drones are versatile machines that are heavily utilized in military operations, but they've also been useful in hobbies and other industries.
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Toll roads are a great way to avoid heavy traffic, especially in places like California and New York, and they sometimes even offer a shortcut.
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Wind phones got their start in Japan when a garden designer named Itaru Sasaki built one in 2010. After a natural disaster hit, it became a popular attraction.
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Gamers have myriad ways to power their controllers, with options varying ultimately by system and personal preference.
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Drivers are naming their cars after movie characters, colors, and inside jokes. A new study shows why this endearing tradition isn’t going anywhere.
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The Earth's Moon is its only one, but scientists recently discovered a new celestial body that will be staying near the planet for the next several decades.
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As drones get more prolific on the battlefield, technology is being developed to counter it. Now, China is touting a new laser weapon system for this purpose.
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After the national network of highways funneled traffic away from Route 66, one of its gas stations was left for ruin. Then one day, it was revived.
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There have been several occurrences of airplane windshields cracking in midair. Whether it causes an emergency landing, however, depends on a few factors.
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An Australian company has created a significant evolution of the construction industry in the form of Charlotte, a spider-like robot capable of building houses.
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Camping in extreme environments requires a tent stronger than what you may find at the camping store, which is where Heimplanet's tents come in.
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