Why these running shoes were banned from races — How tractor pulls use tech
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September 2, 2022

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How a single attraction changed amusement parks forever

How a single attraction changed amusement parks forever

The first amusement park in the U.S was opened in 1846 in Connecticut. It grew to have five roller coasters and dozens of other attractions. Fast forward 170 years and amusement parks have changed quite a bit. In 2010, Universal Studios opened an attraction that changed the game. It wasn't just a ride or roller coaster — it was a fully immersive experience. How other theme parks responded was mind-blowing.

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How high-tech running shoes got banned

How high-tech running shoes got banned

Back in 2019, a marathon runner named Ediud Kipchoge accomplished something no one had ever done before: He ran a marathon in under 2 hours. He did this wearing brand new shoes designed by Nike. His incredible feat was immediately called into question with critics claiming that these high-tech shoes gave him an advantage. But they're just shoes, right? How much impact can they really have? Turns out — a lot.

Tap or click to discover the amazing tech behind these shoes. →

Tractor pulls: The tech behind this unconventional competition

Tractor pulls: The tech behind this unconventional competition

Have you ever heard of tractor pulling? Popular in midwestern and southern states, powerful tractors pull a giant weight through the dirt and mud. Whoever pulls it the furthest the fastest wins. Now, that may sound basic, but the tech that goes into making these tractors is pretty incredible. These aren't the kind of machines you'll see plowing a field.

Tap or click to see how these monster tractors are made. →

 
Tech Refresh: Most invasive home tech, Facebook dangers, new Google tricks

Tech Refresh: Most invasive home tech, Facebook dangers, new Google tricks

Your privacy could be in danger if you have any smart home devices. In this episode, learn new Google tricks, keyboard shortcuts and a few Facebook dangers. Also, here's why you should never use in-app browsers. (If you put your info in them, you're in big trouble!)

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