This is some footage from an aluminum extrusion line where an overpressure event causes a catastrophic and fiery failure, opening a portal to a demon dimension in the process. I….I think I’ve visited that dimension before. Not a good time. Thankfully (and amazingly), nobody was injured in the incident, which

This is some footage (that leaves something to be desired, namely a better view and an ultra-highspeed camera) of the US Air Force testing a rocket sled traveling at 6,400ft/sec. For reference, a mile is 5,280-feet, so this thing is doing 6,599MPH! That’s Mach 8.6. Holy shit! You know it’s

This is a wristcam video from wingsuiter Jeb Corliss flying through The Death Star Run in the Italian Dolomites, named because of its resemblance to the Death Star trench run in Star Wars: A New Hope. That must have been exhilarating, but you won’t see me doing it. Get it?

This is a video of freestyle scooter rider Ryan Williams blasting 30-feet up to platform atop a scissor lift, then dropping back down onto the same ramp that got him up there in the first place. SO EXTREME. Ryan plans to perform the same feat on the 2022 Nitro Circus

This is a vintage clip from the Stupid Human Tricks segment of Late Night With David Letterman circa 1994 of a woman that looks like a cross between Alyssa Milano and my friend Bevin who can spit her gum out and catch it back in her mouth like Kirby. How

This is a Guinness World Records video highlighting Zeus (apparently one of only three choices of name for a Great Dane), who was recently confirmed as the world’s tallest living dog, at 1.046 metres (3-foot 5.18-inches) from foot to withers (between shoulder blades), and around seven feet tall standing up.

These are multiple angles of security cam footage of a Tesla driver crashing their vehicle hard into the Columbus Convention Center after running a red light, and causing some $300,000 worth of damages. The driver was not seriously injured, and was cited for failure to control their vehicle. Wait, failure

This is a video of the train station (modeled after the Etchū-Daimon Station in Toyama, Japan) created by 3D environment artist Lorenzo Drago at ArtStation using Unreal Engine 5, which allows creators to scan real-world objects and turn them into assets, unrestricted by polygon count. Some more info straight from