The secret to F1 racing — James Webb Telescope images explained
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Tech Refresh: New NASA rocket, Apple news, Gmail privacy trick

Tech Refresh: New NASA rocket, Apple news, Gmail privacy trick

NASA just rolled out its massive new rocket. Apple announced during its WWDC 2022 conference that the iPhone 7 won't get the iOS 16 update. It also revealed new devices and hardware — as well as new features coming to your iPhones, iPads and MacBooks. Plus, want to play old computer games online? Matt's got you covered. Also, if you have a Gmail account, don't miss out on this 30-second privacy check. It's a must for your cybersecurity!

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How F1 racers turn so fast

How F1 racers turn so fast

F1 racing is one of the fastest, most dangerous sports out there. Cars travel at speeds up to 220 miles per hour, with drivers making hairpin turns at lightning speed. It's a feat of engineering and skill unique to F1. What's the trick to doing this without crashing?

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The latest James Webb photos explained

The latest James Webb photos explained

The James Webb Space Telescope has given us some incredible photos, showing both thousands of galaxies and single planets in stunning detail. But what exactly are we looking at? This video dives into how mind-blowing these images truly are.

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Using satellites and planes to study frogs

Using satellites and planes to study frogs

In nature, two types of fungus kill millions of frogs every year. One in particular has led to the decline of hundreds of species, including 90 believed to have gone extinct. This fungus is notoriously difficult to study, too, so scientists have to think outside the box. In fact, NASA researchers found some pretty strange means to get the job done — using planes and satellites.

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