Captured by the drone operators of Youtube channel Nelson Aerials, this is a compilation of 11 building implosions as viewed from directly overhead. Between the actual footage and sound and musical accompaniment, it was quite the spectacle. I’m not sure why the very beginning of the video says 17 implosions

This is a video of a Gear Ball from the 3D Printing Co. being assembled and toyed with. The 4″ balls, which are printed from plant-based plastics, cost $21 ($15 for a 2.5″ mini) and come in a variety of colors. I like the colors like the one in the

This is a clip from a livestream of the Mayon Volcano in the Philippines (the country’s most active volcano) that captured a meteor speeding by behind the active eruption. How about that! But are we SURE it was a meteor? Because MAYBE– “It’s not Frodo trying to throw the One

This is some drone footage from filmmaker Devon Massyn of the underwater volcano Kavachi in the Solomon Islands erupting. It’s pretty wild. And the sound! The volcanic activity heats and expands nearby water so quickly it’s the equivalent of a hot tub full of water instantly expanding to the size

This is a video from Anhui, China of 22,580 quadrocopters setting a new Guinness World Record for “most drones airborne simultaneously operated from a single computer.” The show features a number of stunning formations, including the lantern seen above, a cityscape, and what appeared to be a wormhole. And you

This is a video of artist Bobby Duke carving a smaller pencil INSIDE A PENCIL, and a smaller pencil INSIDE THAT SMALLER PENCIL. And with empty space between each pencil too, they’re only attached at the tips and erasers. That’s wild. Perhaps TOO wild. I tried calling the wild police

Because there’s no ingenuity like LEGO ingenuity, this is a video of the playable Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater inspired LEGO build imagined and constructed by David McLelland. It’s currently up for voting on the LEGO Ideas website, so if you want LEGO to consider making it a real set, go

You may recall (although I won’t fault you if you don’t) engineer James Bruton previously building an omnidirectional motorbike on two balls. But do you know what’s better than two balls? “Three balls?” Agreed, but James decided to go the less is more route anyways and made an omnidirectional motorball