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Jacqueline Detwiler-George

Jacqueline Detwiler-George

Contributing Editor at Popular Mechanics

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Surviving a Fall From 14,000 Feet in the Air Isn’t Impossible — They Just Call It Skydiving

On the way to Skydive the Ranch in Ulster County, New York, a pastoral expanse encompassing a shallow pond, a runway, and an aircraft hangar that houses a couple of 22-passenger Twin Otter airplanes, Red Bull–sponsored professional skydiver Jeff Provenzano (nickname Jeffro) tried to reassure me by saying that he was also petrified on his first tandem dive. “We’re more likely to get hurt on the drive to the drop zone than we are during the jump,” he said. Then he immediately made an ill-advised U…
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How To Get Started in Surfing | Surfing Tips - Popular Mechanics

Thinking about grabbing a surfboard and hitting the waves? Here’s what beginners need to know about surfing.
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How to Get Started in Rock Climbing | Rock Climbing Tips - Popular ...

There is immense reward in hauling your own body to the top of a wall using nothing but flexibility, cunning, and the strength of a couple of fingers. We asked Sierra Blair-Coyle, a professional climber who buckled into her first harness at age eight, how to get there.Choose Your DisciplineBefore you climb, you’re going to spend a lot of time watching other people climb, so you’d better make sure you like your climbing buddies. In a rock-climbing gym, which is where you should start, you’ll enco…
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Phoenix Air: The Airplanes That Rescue Ebola Patients

This story was published in June 2019, it’s been updated following Kalitta Air’s evacuation of Americans during the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak.December 21, 2018 Nyankunde, Democratic Republic of the CongoNyankunde is far too beautiful of a town for the atrocities humans have committed in it. Surrounded by savanna, it sits lush and pastoral under a clutch of hills that look like green knuckles. It is a hospital town, known throughout the country for both Congolese and international specialists. I…
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The People Who Are Trying to Bring Down Cancer Are Starting to Join...

How we’ll beat cancer.
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We Finally Understand the Real Reason Why Grapes Make Plasma Fireba...

• Ever see those YouTube videos where a grape explodes in a microwave? Physicist Aaron Slepkov did.• His team set out to figure out the true reason for the plasma fire phenomenon by testing not only grapes but also other round items like cherries and quail eggs.• It turns out that round, water-based items like grapes amplify the power of microwaves to create a hot spot. Who knows the reasons a scientist may have for choosing the question that will shape his life’s work. Maybe, when pondering lif…
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You Need This Avocado Tool in Your Kitchen

Exchange those needless kitchen gadgets for this must-have tool.
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The Miracle in Memphis: What It Takes for FedEx To Make Christmas H...

For Santa to really deliver presents to half a billion children in a single night, he’d have to be immune to the ordinary rules of general relativity. Nimbler than a sugarplum fairy. More ubiquitous than snow. He could to it in a month, maybe, if he had his fat, merry fingers in more than 650 international airports, with his own air traffic control towers, trucks, scanners, and fleet of megajets. If he had engineers designing crazy things like wheeled floors and sorting matrices and automatic fi…
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Legal vs. Illegal Gene Editing: Here's What's Banned, and Why

Last week, the Associated Press released a lengthy report on the recent activities of He Jiankui, a scientist at Southern University of Science and Technology of China in Shenzhen, who claimed in a YouTube video to have used CRISPR to genetically modify human embryos to make them immune to HIV. He says he then implanted at least two of these embryos into a real, live woman, who gave birth to twin girls. This prompted the Chinese government to sanction the scientist, calling his work “extremely a…
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Cassette Tapes Are Back, Don't You Dare Call Them Obsolete - Popula...

Everything old is new again.
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If You Have Seasonal Affective Disorder, Get a Lightbox. Here's the...

Do you like my winter personality? It's thanks to this gadget.