The 5 Most Powerful Steam Engine Trains Ever Built
Of the thousands of steam engines that were manufactured, few were designed to provide the raw power these behemoths of engineering used to push and pull.
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How Did Sputnik Work, And What Did It Actually Do?
The Space Age officially began when the USSR launched Sputnik on October 4, 1957. But how did this satellite work, and what did it actually do?
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Why Scientists Are Mining Historical Shipwrecks For Dark Matter Experiments
The interesting reason why scientists are mining shipwrecks to progress knowledge of dark matter has become quite controversial in some circles.
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This US City Is The Most Vulnerable To Space Radiation, According To Scientists
Space weather won't physically harm you, but it can impact city electric grids and technology. Here is the U.S. city most vulnerable to space radiation.
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The Incredible Way Astronauts Take Pictures Of Earth From The International Space Station
There are a couple different ways to get pictures of the Earth from the International Space Station.
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An Exploding Star Is About To Be Visible From Earth: Here's When You Can See It
This fall, a recurring explosion that happened just under 3,000 years ago will be visible from Earth with the naked eye. Here's what happened.
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Here's The Effects Space Radiation Has On Orbiting Satellites
Radiation surrounds us here on Earth, but space has plenty, too. While most is reflected off our atmosphere, satellites are particularly vulnerable to it.
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10 Sunken US Navy Aircraft Carriers (And Their Current Location)
These 10 U.S. Navy aircraft carriers are proof that no ship is unsinkable, no matter how big. Here's where they're currently resting.
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Are Diesel Fumes Flammable? Here's What You Need To Know
Discover what you need to know about the flammability of diesel fumes. Understand the potential risks and safety considerations associated with diesel fumes.
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What Happens When A Nuclear Bomb Detonates In Space?
Outside of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there have been limited nuclear tests outside of warfare, all in service of testing what happens upon detonation.
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How 3D Printing Could Revolutionize The Way You Get Your Medication
3D printing has made an impact in a number of industries and medicine seems to be the next frontier.
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5 AI Tools To Step-Up Your Online Content Creation
There is a lot of work that goes into creating quality content online. Luckily, there are AI tools that can help. Here are five of our favorites to try.
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How Short Trips To Space Can Alter An Astronaut's Biology
Research suggests that it's not just long-term tenures in space that affect human biology and DNA. Even short-term visits can have big effects.
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NASA Found Something Unexpected In Its First Sample From An Asteroid
The composition of this pristine asteroid sample has already provided NASA with exciting data and an unexpected find. Here's the details.
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Can Dead Car Batteries Be Recharged? How To Tell When It's Time For A Replacement
Car batteries can stop working correctly for a variety of reasons. The solutions often depend on the age and condition of the battery. Here's what to know.
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Elon Musk's Mars Plans Include Bombs, Bubbles, Cybertrucks And New Species
Elon Musk and SpaceX have some ideas about how to colonize our planetary neighbor, Mars and those plans involve some wild concepts that just might work.
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The 10 Largest Fighter Jet Battles In Aerial Combat History
Throughout history, some of the world's most captivating battles have taken place in the air between two sides and the best fighter jets able to be produced.
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The Challenger Disaster: Behind The Fatal Flaw And The Engineering That Fixed It
The Challenger disaster shook the nation in 1986, and led to NASA re-approaching its processes for accountability and launch approval.
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6 Things You Can Do With The New Raspberry Pi AI Kit
Raspberry Pi's new AI kit offers has tons of promise. While projects are just starting to integrate its tech, here are some of the key features they'll use.
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NASA Is Planning To Discover Potentially Habitable Worlds: Here's How
NASA has stepped up its game in searching for habitable planets outside our solar system, and it has some clever ways of doing so, both now and in the future.
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How NASA Fixed Voyager 1 From 15 Billion Miles Away
Fixing mankind's furthest-flung spacecraft wasn't as easy as sending an update to the App Store. Still, NASA engineers were able to extend the probe's mission.
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Why Do Gamers Wear Gaming Glasses & Do They Really Work?
Gaming glasses have been a growing trend for a few years, but the question of whether they actually work remains. Here's what the studies have to say.
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How Termites Inspired This Lunar Shelter Design For NASA's Artemis Mission
A team from the University of Arizona has plans for lunar structures to shelter NASA astronauts for the Artemis moon mission, and it's all inspired by termites.
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This Enormous New Telescope Will Be Powered By The World's Largest Mirror
After nearly two decades of construction, the giant telescope powered by the world's largest mirror is almost complete. Here's everything you need to know.
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Solar Panel Connectors: What Are The Different Types And Are They Universal
Out of all the equipment you'll need for your solar panel system, solar panel connectors are often overlooked, but there are big differences between types.
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How Do Solar Panel Leases Work And What Are The Pros And Cons?
The upfront cost of solar panels can make them too expensive for many households. Solar panel leases can be a convenient alternative way to go.
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5 Things You Can Build With Raspberry Pi Zero
The Raspberry Pi made its name as a powerful and affordable computer. At $10, the entry-level Raspberry Pi Zero is great for DIY, even if it can't do as much.
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