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Rolls eyes constantly. Despises fanpersons. Ex-Managing Editor & Product Head @Gadgets360. Opinions are my own. Retweets are tweets worth sharing.
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5 Classic Muscle Car Engines That Made Tons Of Torque

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Classic muscle cars were the pinnacle of U.S. automotive engineering of the time, with their massive big-block engines producing boatloads of horsepower and torque while still being affordable compared to sports cars. They are defined as American-made cars produced between 1964 and 1975, usually coupes or two-door sedans, that featured powerful and loud rear-wheel drive engines in a V8 configuration.
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6 innovative new technologies NASA is exploring

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How NASA Space Shuttle Tiles Work To Protect Against Extreme Heat

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A NASA Space Shuttle Orbiter re-enters the Earth's atmosphere at about 75 miles above sea level and speeds close to 17,500 mph. When slowing down to its landing speed of about 215 mph, the orbiter's external surface can experience temperatures close to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit from friction due to air resistance. To put that in perspective, the Space Shuttle Orbiter's airframe is made out of aluminum, which anneals (or softens) at 350 degrees Fahrenheit (177 degrees Celsius).
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