What does NASA's Mission Control do?
Reaching space is difficult, and returning safely is even trickier. Luckily for astronauts, Mission Control follows each shuttle launch in minute detail, and they're on standby to tackle any imaginabl...
25 Heinä 201141min
TechStuff Looks at the iCloud
As digital content trends toward cloud storage, every company worth its salt is aiming to snag a piece of the action -- and Apple is no exception. But what exactly is Apple iCloud? Is it a musical str...
20 Heinä 201138min
What's in Google Wallet?
Google Wallet wants to turn your smartphone into a payment system. So how can you pay for things using your cell phone? Is Google Wallet a threat to other services? Join Chris and Jonathan as they exp...
18 Heinä 201137min
The Tech of Firefighting
Firefighters are an invaluable part of every community, but how does firefighting work? What tech will you find on a fire truck? Join Jonathan and Chris as they look at the technology behind firefight...
13 Heinä 201137min
Can we stop an asteroid from hitting Earth?
Could we blow up an asteroid like in the movie Armageddon? Join Jonathan and Chris as they tackle what may become one of Earth's most important questions: What do we need to do to be better prepared f...
11 Heinä 201130min
TechStuff Tours the Space Shuttle
Inspired by some listener mail, Jonathan and Chris decide to take a closer look at the history -- and future -- of space shuttles. Tune in to learn more about the future of space exploration. Learn m...
6 Heinä 201148min
What are Bitcoins?
Bitcoin is a digital currency, and it has no backing central bank or government. Instead, this decentralized currency relies on a peer-to-peer network. Join Jonathan and Chris as they take a look at t...
4 Heinä 201134min
Electronics 101: How Accelerometers Work
In this episode of Chris and Jonathan's series on electronics, the guys take a look at the handy devices called accelerometers. As you might assume from the name, these instruments measure acceleratio...
29 Kesä 201127min
