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Aerospace
The Interesting Engineering Behind Air Force One
Air Force One is far from just a luxurious transportation aircraft.
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The Future of Space Might Depend on Self-Destructing Satellites
If we're commercializing space, we should probably keep it clean.
By Brad Bergan
Automotive
GMC EV Hummer Carves Perfect Donuts In the Snow
After an intense cold snap blanketed much of the US in snow this week, GMC decided to have a little fun.
Defense & Military
U-2 Video Montage Shows Off 'Controlled Crash' Landings
The U.S. Air Force's U-2 espionage aircraft are notoriously difficult to land.
By Chris Young
Aerospace
Space is Too Crowded. De-Orbiting Satellites May Be the Solution
What goes up should probably come down.
By Brad Bergan
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Sustainability
Major Challenges Facing the All-Electric Vehicle Revolution
It's not a luxury vehicle if it falls 'behind the times.'
By Brad Bergan
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Transportation
Bombardier Ceases Production of the Iconic Learjet
Since the 1960s, the Learjet has been synonymous with the lifestyles of the rich and famous.
Industry
Rube Goldberg: The Mind Behind the World's Best Useless Machines
A journalist, cartoonist, engineer, and sculptor, Rube was an influential figure in 20th century.
Electronics
How Does Apple's M1 Chip Compare to Current Intel and AMD Chips?
Will Apple's switch to its own Arm-based chips have serious consequences for Intel, especially in its server business?
Industry
What's the Difference Between an Engineer and a Technician?
Thinking of becoming a technician or an engineer? Here is what you should know.
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Civil Engineering
Can We Engineer Cities That Can Save Us From Climate Change?
With glacial melting from climate change accelerating, smart cities may be the next step forward.
By Brad Bergan
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