The Ford Nucleon was a concept car from the 1950s that aimed to use nuclear energy for propulsion. Its innovative design never progressed beyond the model phase due to technological and safety issues.

William R. Forstchen, Ph.D., a military historian and college professor, discussed electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons with Fox News Digital.

If you turn on the ignition and the engine makes a cranking noise, a dead battery is not the problem and jump-starting it will be a futile exercise. Conversely, if the car is totally dead upon ...

A car diagnostic test is a digital analysis of your car’s computer systems and components. The test scans components and systems to check for issues with the engine, transmission, oil tank, throttle, ...

You not only want your engine to get fully warmed up but for the entire car to get some exercise, as well. Letting a car idle for 10 minutes will get the engine up to normal operating temperature ...

Did you know that decades ago there was a nuclear-powered car that America has been hiding all this time? When the Ford Nucleon was first released in 1958, its nuclear engine was supposed to allow it ...

The story of the first car to run on a V8 engine goes back to 1905. In Great Britain, engineers working under the Rolls-Royce banner decided to try out the V8 on only a small handful of cars.

There were no calamitous new developments last year with respect to nuclear weapons—but this is hardly good news. Longstanding concerns about nuclear weapons—involving the modernization and expansion ...

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Both engines of the aircraft involved in last month’s fatal Jeju Air crash in South Korea were found with bird remnants, though it remains unclear how much damage each sustained before the plane ...

A car ferry across England's largest lake has been suspended for weeks because it needs a new engine. The Windermere ferry, known as the Mallard, will be out of action until 14 February.

One of the key downsides of mass electrification in the auto industry is that the joy of pushing a car to its redline might one day be lost. Future enthusiasts might not be able to revel in the ...