TmanTrump denies Tillerson out as secretary of stateapnewsarchive.comWASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday denied he wants to oust Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, calling reports to that effect “fake …
Tman7 Dentists Share the Most Horrifying Things They’ve Ever Seen At WorkMen's Health - Krissy BradyThey might just inspire you to brush up on your brushing game It’s no secret that out of all the medical professions, dentistry tends to get a bad rap. But who was there when you spit out a piece of molar along with your chewing gum? It was your dentist. And while we all have our own dental-related …
TmanWhat Those Huge Numbers at the End of the Runway Really Meanverified_publisherPopular Mechanics - Eric LimerThey tell you more than just what number runway it is. Have you ever looked out the airplane window on takeoff or landing to spot the big numbers painted on the end of the runway. Yes, they help pilots tell one runway from another, but they also tell them something more. As Atlas Obscura explains, …
TmanSee the Moon Move In Startling Ultra-High Definitionverified_publisherPopular Mechanics - John WenzThe new video from NASA can go up to 4K for maximum lunar enjoyment. A good pair of binoculars can give you a great view of the moon and its craters, but for those cloudy nights, there's a way to watch the moon move that's nearly as crisp and clear. NASA Goddard Space Center prepared this video from …
TmanDJI announces $15,000 agricultural drone designed to spray cropsverified_publisherThe Verge - Sam ByfordDJI is known for its consumer drones; the Phantom 3 series is our recommendation for the best drone you can buy. But the Chinese company's latest model, the eight-rotor Agras MG-1, goes in another direction entirely — it's designed for agricultural use. The primary use of the Agras is spraying …
TmanThis Is How a Crane Erects Itselfverified_publisherPopular Mechanics - Jake SwearingenStop laughing. Why are you guys laughing? Cranes! Very useful, especially when building massive objects like skyscrapers or just about any major piece of infrastructure. The problem, of course, is that they need to shift exactly how tall are as a building continues to grow. So do they do that? You …
