Russian intelligence reportedly used fake news sites to spread misinformation about coronavirus vaccines
Four online publications linked to Russian intelligence agencies have been spreading false or misleading information about coronavirus vaccines, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing an official at the US Department of State’s Global Engagement Center.
Seat Foam Shortage Could Cut Car Production, and Texas Grid Failure Is Blamed
The recent Texas grid shutdown meant oil refineries didn’t make byproducts needed for car and truck seating, and now automakers are scrambling for alternatives.
‘Gravity portals’ could morph dark matter into ordinary matter, astrophysicists propose
Astrophysicists have an idea that could help to solve two mysteries: the reason for the bizarre abundance of super-high-energy radiation shooting from the center of our galaxy and the identity of invisible stuff called dark matter that has perplexed the world since its discovery some 50 years ago.
On This Day in Space! March 7, 1962: NASA launches Orbiting Solar Observatory
On March 7, 1962, NASA launched the first Orbiting Solar Observatory.
NASCAR 2021: How to watch the Pennzoil 400 today without cable
You don’t need cable TV to watch the racin’ and rubbin’ this Sunday on Fox.
Best bug and tar remover for cars
Removing bugs and other road grime is a real pain, but not when you have the best products at your disposal.
I opened Microsoft Edge and Apple got angry
The new Edge browser has been marketed very aggressively. In an oddly aggressive move, Apple seems to have begun to react and defend Safari.
‘Gordon Murray is to the car world what David Attenborough is to Planet Earth’
Mike Rutherford points out how big car makers could learn plenty from smaller firms