Same here.. had an Uncle that worked for both.. and project bluebook.. died before i could get the secrets from him.. but he would have appreciated this..

My mom worked on the Shuttle program. I’m super grateful she’s lived to see this for the same reason.

My Grandfather worked on the Apollo program. I wish he could have seen this.

The Prangler!

Thanks! I’m going to attend MSU this fall! (Current high school senior), and I am seriously torn between a Business major and an Engineering major.

the mustang is the florida of cars.

This literally happened a couple hundred meters from my house. For those not familiar with the road, the speed limit is 45 but you’ll be lucky to break 30. A lot of people driving on it don’t have licenses and don’t want to get pulled over. Even driving the speed limit can feel dangerous.

They work awesome when people use their turn signals.

First time I drove a rented Caravan - I floored it to see how “gutless” it was - chirping the tires and slamming me back on an on ramp showed me how wrong I was - that Pentastar/8 speed combo is so nice- wish it had a better reliability rep

What I learned from this experience is simple: most pickup truck owners don’t care what they need. They care only what they want.

Nerd alert! Ok just kidding. That’s cool

Automotive designer here. I concur.

The 6000 SUX. Duh

On the ‘76 2002 I used to own, the problem is solved pretty easily. Simply drill through the bumper shocks, drain the fluid, collapse the shocks, drill the hole again and put a bolt in the hole.

They already do hydroplane racing right in Mission Bay (where Seaworld San Diego is). It’s pretty awesome.

You know this building is from the Stalin Era? Vegas building actually use stalinist architecture.

I shall dream the impossible dream.

Looks fun but I’ll take my lifted coupe with an inline six and transfer case thankyouverymuch

The Germans actually built two prototypes of this sort of jet, the EWR VJ 101. Both made successful flights in both hover and transition to forward flight, and the first prototype, the X1 (below), broke the sound barrier without afterburner. The second prototype was fitted with afterburners but the project was…

Nashville Superspeedway. Opened in 2001 and now it sits essentially unused, which is a shame because there are no open track days in Nashville