Rather, they are experts even when it comes to road cars. Now, 2012 Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski has named the worst invention in the history of automotives. On X, Keselowski replied to a post ...

Dumbest invention ever.” Keselowski, who is known for his business acumen in addition to his driving ability, offered a sharp response. “Hands down top-10 worst invention in automotive history ...

The day honors the radio’s Inventor, Guglielmo Marconi. The local celebration took place at the Marconi Tower in Binghamton, located at 45 Lewis St. From a young age, Marconi experimented with ...

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Pennsylvania native and Downingtown High School product Will Howard is fresh off a national football championship at Ohio State. He's hoping to be one of the first quarterbacks picked in this ...

In 1950, Enrico Fermi asked, “Where is everybody?” His sense of cosmic loneliness is not necessarily a testimony to the small number of intelligent partners in our cosmic neighborhood but could ...

The NRC gave Fermi 2 a positive safety assessment for 2024, stating its operations maintained public health and safety. Two resident NRC inspectors, Tom Taylor and Elias Kokkinis, work full-time ...

Of course, the actual biggest invention of 1985 was Doc Brown’s time machine, but if we’re referring to things that actually exist, the Nintendo is a close second. This changed modern video games as ...

The senior-level federal employee charged with supervising operations at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory is ending his tenure, WTTW News has confirmed through the Department of Energy Office ...

South Africa has been at the forefront of many industries, including globally renowned inventions used worldwide. For over 100 years, South Africa has punched above its weight in the global era ...

This paradox, named after physicist Enrico Fermi, reflects the tension between high scientific probability of extraterrestrial life and the persistent absence of evidence. The detection of a ...

"Where is everybody?" Enrico Fermi asked fellow famous physicists including Edward Teller over lunch in 1950. This quandary was named Fermi's Paradox. "It's a numbers game," Jason Wright ...