technology Archives - Unshootables

Invisible Rube Goldberg Machine
By Marksman on April 17, 2021
Scientist Masahiko Sato uses glass, oil, and refraction to create an invisible Rube Goldberg machine. What a treat and fascinating physics demonstration! If you want...
That’s How a Court Stenography Machine Works
By Marksman on April 13, 2021
We have seen these machines many times in movies and in courtroom TV shows but most of us don’t know what it does or how...
Apple Reveals Massive iPhone 13 Upgrades
By Marksman on April 12, 2021
Apple’s iPhone 13 has a new design and an accelerated release date. Now a new exclusive has announced, for many, will be its most significant iPhone upgrade. The...
Phosphorescent Glass Sculptures Illuminate When People Are Around
By Marksman on April 7, 2021
In an ongoing series of artworks, Japanese artist Rui Sasaki made these gorgeous phosphorescent glass sculptures to ‘record and contain sunshine’. Sasaki adds: “I do not get...
America’s $135.8 Million Fighter Jet Shot Itself
By Marksman on March 26, 2021
The F-35 is the most expensive weapon ever made. Shot itself and did at least $2.5 million in damage. An F-35B Joint Strike Fighter shot...
6 Amazing Applications to Make Remote Work Easier
By Marksman on March 23, 2021
Remote working was not common some few years back. With the advent of global pandemic Covid-19, even the most rigid companies have allowed their employees...
The Best Phones to Buy in 2021
By Marksman on March 22, 2021
Phone makers are evolving and innovating faster in today’s world, and the recent year has been counted as one of the most interesting and important...
Black Lines on a School Bus Explained
By Marksman on March 19, 2021
Here in this informative video, you will learn what are those black lines on the school buses are for.
What Is USB-C?
By Marksman on March 2, 2021
Landing on a single standard to rule them all is an aim in the field of personal technology. You end up in a format war...
NASA Engineer Revealed How to Defog Your Windshields Quickly
By Marksman on March 1, 2021
NASA engineer has a science-based method for defogging the windshield quickly, and he’s happy to share it with the world. Self-described “friend of science” Mark Rober explains his...