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Porsche marks 70 years since the first 356 sports cars arrived in the US
The success of Porsche sports cars in the United States seemed fairly unlikely 70 years ago, when New York City import-car dealer Max Hoffman introduced the small, simple yet expensive 356 to these shores.
Here’s everything we know about the secretive spy satellite launching tonight
There are clues about what this satellite will do.
Cheops Finds a World That’s Utterly Alien From Anything We Have in the Solar System
The ESA’s CHEOPS (Characterizing Exoplanets Satellite) mission has announced its first discovery. It’s called WASP-189 b, and it’s a blistering hot temperature of 3,200 °C (5,790 °F), hotter than some stars. They’re calling the planet an “ultra-hot Jupiter.”
Chevy Has Added a Few Extremely Neat Easter Eggs to the C8 Corvette’s Windshield
A silhouette of Zora Duntov and a slick “Team Corvette” logo have appeared on the latest round of production C8s.
Linux-based Windows makes perfect sense
Eric S. Raymond, one of open-source’s founding fathers, thinks Windows’ future is a layer about the Linux kernel. He’s got a point.
Close to the metal: serial entrepreneur Rado Danilak describes ‘the most crazy project of my life’
For anyone else, building the everything computer chip would be a ridiculous ambition. For Danilak, it’s just something to keep from being bored.
FAA chief pleased with Boeing 737 MAX test flight
A top US air safety regulator said Wednesday he was pleased with a 737 MAX test flight he piloted, but that more work was needed to recertify the jet.
2011-2019 Mercedes-Benz G300 recalled with potential electrical fault
According Mercedes-Benz Australia, sand settling on the contacts of the steering column switch could ultimately lead to headlight failure.
Best soundbars and home audio for the holidays
If you’re looking to recreate the movie theater at home then these are the best gifts for your family and friends.