A car that uses drones as headlights — The origin of how the states got their names
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May 6, 2021

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The skyscraper that almost collapsed

The skyscraper that almost collapsed

Skyscrapers are a signature part of our technologically advanced society. They tower over and define the modern-day city. Normally these structures are meticulously built to be incredibly safe. But in 1974, a grim discovery was made about New York City’s most iconic building, and it could have led to disaster.

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You have to see this car that uses flying drones to light the road ahead of you

You have to see this car that uses flying drones to light the road ahead of you

Audi has a new high-end ATV concept that lights up the road in a whole new way. Forget headlights — this uses flying drones. Augmented reality is coming to the Olympics, and watching athletes in action next year may be a lot more fun. Plus, check out a new gaming chair that costs a whopping $14K, and amazing color-changing ink technology that could make customizing your car a breeze.

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How all 50 states got their names

How all 50 states got their names

The U.S. has been a country for almost 250 years. During that time, it's gone from 13 states to 50 with territories to spare. So how did all the states get their names? It turns out some of them have a pretty interesting story.

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Bovon Bike Phone Mount

$13.99 (30% off) / Amazon

This silicone bicycle phone holder snaps around your handlebar so you can use your phone while you’re riding. With a flexible and easy-to-use design, it’s ready for you to use in seconds. It even rotates 360 degrees so you can adjust your phone’s angle and position.

“I’ve tried a few different mounts and finally found one that I love!” one Amazon reviewer said. “It’s a great solution for having Google Maps visible to navigate, to use a fitness app, and to play music while I ride.”

 
The International Date Line explained

The International Date Line explained

It’s hard to wrap your head around the fact that right now, it may be 11 a.m. on a Thursday, while in China, it’s 2 a.m. on Friday. Well, this can get even more complicated when it comes to the middle of the Pacific Ocean and the International Date Line. Let's take a deep dive to make it a little easier to understand.

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Business ramping up? Use LinkedIn to keep up

Business ramping up? Use LinkedIn to keep up

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