With the help of his elves, Santa typically finishes making toys around Dec. 12. He then uses the next week to load the sleigh, then goes back in the workshop to make last-minute gifts.

Turns out Santa's sleigh is pulled by a team of powerful, flying female reindeer. According to science, it's all in the antlers.

Take a close look at the reindeer pulling Santa's sleigh and you'll see Rudolph's distinctive red nose still in the front. Santa has 24 hours on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, to get around the world ...

As reindeer can essentially see in the dark, it makes them perfect for guiding Santa on his journey through the night, ensuring he is not seen by children. Steadiness ...

SANTA famously keeps reindeer as pets to help him to deliver presents around the world on Christmas eve. Rudolph is the most famous of them, but what are the names of the other eight reindeer who … ...

But Santa has plenty of experience doing his thing Christmas night, so while his schedule can vary, he always gets the job done. If you'd like to see where he is, you can follow along on Google's ...

Santa's sleigh will always be powered by magic, but now he can get extra help. Unlike his reindeer, who rely on vegetation, Santa's sleigh can be supported by telematics technology. Fueling Efficiency ...

This leadership role and ability also hints that Santa’s reindeer are females. After all, if you want to deliver gifts worldwide in a single night, you’d better be really good at navigating.

Buckle up, we’re diving into the magical, high-tech world of Santa’s sleigh—an engineering marvel that requires meticulous care to ensure a smooth ride on Christmas Eve.

Due to heavy demands, it's hard for Santa to accept any letters after Dec. 23, but that doesn't mean you can't tell him what you want. His phone number is 1-605-313-4000, but ask your parents ...