Year: 2026

Learning Science

Exploring Unconventional Aviation Engineering: The History of Unusual Multi-Engine Aircraft

Aviation history is littered with hi-tech experiments that took the art of aerodynamics, aircraft size, structure and propulsion to the limit. Most passenger aircraft today have 2 or 4 engines, but in the past aircraft designers were sometimes prepared to experiment with much more complex configurations for insufficient power and/or performance of conventional designs. Some […]

Autos

Ten Rare Classics Rediscovered After Decades Hidden in Barns and Garages

The appeal of remarkable barn finds lies in their rich stories of vehicles forgotten in time, only to be rediscovered and celebrated as icons of automotive heritage. Ranging from classic sports cars to legendary race machines, these discoveries remind enthusiasts of the hidden gems history has left behind in dusty garages and abandoned shelters. Each […]

Autos

Inside General Motors’ Experimental W-43 V8 Engine and Its Modern Restoration

Deep in the Detroit automotive industry, during the late 1960s, General Motors engineers studied how far American V8 performance could be taken. Inside Oldsmobile’s experimental programs, engineers designed an ambitious engine  later the project received the intimidating internal nickname of “The Killer.” Centered around a colossal 455-cubic-inch, 7.5-liter V8, the project went beyond only displacing […]

Military

10 Historic Aviation Engineering Feats That Changed Sky and Space Flight

Humankind has always looked toward the sky with curiosity, fascinated by the effortless way birds glide through the air and wondering whether people could achieve the same freedom through engineering. That ambition eventually transformed from simple observation into one of history’s greatest technological journeys, producing aircraft capable of crossing oceans, flying faster than sound, operating […]

Autos

The Buick Riviera Heritage and the Case for a Proper Rear-Wheel-Drive Performance Coupe

The Buick Riviera began with a chance encounter in London during the late 1950s. General Motors design chief Bill Mitchell saw an angular 1955 Rolls-Royce moving through the fog and imagined an American luxury coupe with similarly formal proportions and a stronger sporting character. That idea eventually became the 1963 Riviera, a vehicle that gave […]

US News

Nine Standout Vehicles and Innovations Featured at the Detroit Auto Show

Detroit made a spectacular comeback with performance cars, state-of-the-art machinery, previews of concept cars, and racing activities. The event was perfect for celebrating the city’s automotive legacy, so manufacturers could unveil innovations while paying tribute to power and performance on four wheels. Moreover, there were spectacular shows, and beyond the exhibition, unique models, and displays […]

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