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Design icons: The Studebaker “Bullet Nose”

Studebaker’s 1950 "Bullet Nose" stood as a radical departure from the chrome-heavy norms of Detroit. Designed by automotive ...
Modern Engineering Marvels on MSNOpinion

First suppressor, fewer regrets: Caliber, mounts, and maintenance choices

What silencer should I buy?’ is almost always the wrong question to begin with. The right question is: What gun gets shot the ...

Here's How Planes Can Fire Bullets Through Propellers Without Destroying Them

Dutch engineer Anthony Fokker custom-built a single-seat monoplane, featuring a fully functional synchronization gear that ...

LAPD rulebook shows when cops can — and can’t — fire ‘non-lethal’ weapons

According to LAPD policy, officers are only allowed to deploy 40mm “less-lethal” launchers when there is an immediate threat ...

‘The Rip’ Review: Genre Pro Joe Carnahan Keeps Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s Gritty Netflix Cop Thriller in Confident Hands

Steven Yeun, Teyana Taylor, Catalina Sandino Moreno and Kyle Chandler also star in this film about a Miami narcotics unit ...
IEEE

Reduction of Copper Loss in Bullet Train using Protective Device

Abstract: Copper loss, or I 2 R loss, is a significant challenge for the performance of bullet trains and other high-speed trains. Electrical conductors have some resistance, which wastes power as ...
thecooldown

Reporter gives day-in-the-life review using Chinese tech that seems straight out of the future: 'China has now raced far beyond'

Those lofty ideas you hear about like flying autonomous taxis, drone food delivery, and robot battery swaps aren't just theoretical. China is jumping headfirst into these pie-in-the-sky concepts. As ...