What we learned from collecting asteroid samples — How this shape changed the world
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Tractor pulls: The tech behind this unconventional competition

Tractor pulls: The tech behind this unconventional competition

Have you ever heard of tractor pulling? Popular in midwestern and southern states, powerful tractors pull a giant weight through the dirt and mud. Whoever pulls it the furthest the fastest wins. Now, that may sound basic, but the tech that goes into making these tractors is pretty incredible. These aren't the kind of machines you'll see plowing a field.

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How one spacecraft collected material from an asteroid and brought it back to Earth

How one spacecraft collected material from an asteroid and brought it back to Earth

Asteroids are one of the most mysterious objects in our solar system. These oblong balls of rock circle the sun in strange, non-circular orbits and occasionally crash into other planets. One spacecraft had a mission to discover more about asteroids by landing on one, collecting samples and sending those samples back to Earth. Now the question is, what did we learn from these samples?

Tap or click to find out if the mission was a success. →

How a single shape changed the world

How a single shape changed the world

Driving at night, you might notice stop signs reflect your headlights back at you. It's not because they're made of shiny metal. Stop signs and other road markers are covered in retroreflectors. The technology behind them is simple yet incredible — and it's used for much more than making road signs visible at night.

Tap or click for a closer look at this technology you see just about every day. →

 
Neutron stars are responsible for the rise in theft

Neutron stars are responsible for the rise in theft

Over the last decade the theft of catalytic converters from vehicles is up over 50%. This, in part, is because the precious metals that go into making these components are more expensive. But the real reason catalytic converters are so valuable goes back millions of years when these metals were formed in the heart of a neutron star.

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