This boring gray boat patrolling the US east coast is actually a vigilante
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The dead man’s gambit: The crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight 961
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Tempest over Texas: The crash of Braniff International Airways flight 352
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Cruelty of chance: The Cerritos mid-air collision and the crash of Aeroméxico flight 498
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How Japan's maglev train works
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Antonov’s curse: The crash of Sepahan Airlines flight 5915 and the story of the An-140
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How the car came to Los Angeles
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Complacency kills: The crash of Continental Airlines flight 1713
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This town banned cars (except tiny electric ones)
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Critical conversations: The crash of Eastern Airlines flight 212
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Volvo estate owners reminisce about Swedish workhorse before its withdrawal from UK market
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The San Francisco cable car's (not quite as famous) Welsh cousin
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How cruise ships got so big
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Drama in the snow: The crash of Scandinavian Airlines flight 751
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Russia’s Potemkin miracle: The story of Ural Airlines flight 178
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How RVs get their swishes, swooshes, and swoops
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Wrong turn at Taipei: The crash of Singapore Airlines flight 006
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Near Dayton, Ohio there's a lookalike of the Wright Brothers' Model B, a 1910 aircraft with no cockpit. It's a modern plane with a very old design, and I went for a ride.
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How this train beat the plane: The TGV story
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Dark waters of self-delusion: The crash of Transair flight 810
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The history of how US school buses became yellow
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A sickness and its cure: The crash of Trans-Colorado Airlines flight 2286
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Hot, high, and harebrained: The crash of Indian Airlines flight 491
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A sunny day in San Francisco: The crash of Asiana Airlines flight 214 - revisited
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The first (and now last) overhead wire electric ferry in Europe
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Why Nancy is scrapping its magically bonkers monorail-bus-trams
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Pickup trucks: From workhorse to joyride
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Would you fall for it? General Motors' propaganda video from the 1950s.
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What went wrong with the London Tube map? | Unfinished London
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How does the Finnish railway system differ from others?
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Why you wouldn’t want to fly the first Soviet jetliner
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The REAL reason ships go missing in the Bermuda Triangle!!!
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In the 1980s an unlikely collaboration between environmental activists and the pop group A-ha inspired Norway's electric car revolution
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How shipping containers took over the world (then broke it)
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Halting way to the right road – Dagen H is the day Sweden switched to driving on the right in 1967
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History of the Helihome, the flying camper
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What happened to giant hovercraft?
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The killer tricycle banned by the US government
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Why are there no bridges in East London? | Unfinished London
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The Interstate's forgotten code
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What happened to Old London Bridge? | Unfinished London
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Why wind power ships may be the future of transportation
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Hyundai electrifies its 1986 grandeur in a retro-futuristic restoration
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The history of the jet: Digital culture built on the seamless speed of the jet age
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The future of airliners? The plane that may change air travel forever (Boeing X-48)
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High court victory for Stonehenge campaigners as tunnel is ruled unlawful
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The strangest aircraft ever built: The Soviet Union's VVA-14
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The 1962 flight of Army Rangers that vanished into thin air
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In 1978, to emulate the exuberant and stylistic luxury of the Lincoln Continental, Volvo launched its own facsimile of the traditional American land yacht, the 262C
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What happened to the largest helicopter ever built?
9 votes