Can the iPhone survive a nearly 4,000 mph tethered spin? This kinetic space launch company tested it<div class="feat-image">
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<p>I have to admit that this has never occurred to me as something to test in an iPhone review, but it’s reassuring to see someone has apparently tried it.</p>
<p>According to a new
Wired profile on the kinetic space launch system firm SpinLaunch, Apple’s iPhone can survive
extremely fast rotations when physically tethered.</p>
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