A Ford F550 driver posted a viral video of the steering wheel shaking in his new truck. Viewers say this is called the “death wobble.” And he’s not the only driver running into this issue. The user ...

Instead of a tempest in a teapot, imagine the cosmos in a canister. Scientists have performed experiments using nested, spinning cylinders to confirm that an uneven wobble in a ring of electrically ...

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Jeep owners know and fear the mythic Death Wobble — a shaking, jittering sensation in the front wheels that's plagued seven-slat vehicles across time. Drivers fear it, engineers hate it, and ...

Imagine you're driving down the road, all is well, and then you hit a bump or hole in the road. Suddenly, the front end of your truck starts to wobble and feels loose. You can't seem to keep control, ...

In American football, some passes are caught and some are dropped — but all wobble as they fly. Spiraling pigskins tend to visibly wobble at either a slow or fast frequency, depending on how the ball ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — As Hurricane Nicole took aim at Florida’s east coast, the WFLA Max Defender 8 weather team in Tampa was keeping a close eye on every move the storm made with its real-time wobble ...

The Wobble is a song written by V.I.C. that plays everywhere from clubs to bars to weddings to school dances. It’s a line dance. A dance craze abomination brought here by the Line Dance Devil himself.

The brand of table shim used by most restaurants around the world was inspired by a situation all too familiar to the average diner. Robert Bellows and his wife Terry Mae Cohen were eating out. The ...

The Red Planet is wiggling and wobbling as it spins, research in the journal Geophysical Research Letters confirms, and astronomers have no idea why. Like a toy top that teeters as it loses speed, the ...