This is a video of a giant RC version of an English Electric Lightning fighter jet (which at times in the video is hard to believe is a model and not an actual full size aircraft) powered by two jet engines losing its front landing gear upon touchdown and having

Demonstrating a new take on an old classic, this is a short video of my latest circus hire juggling three balls behind his back. Impressive. I particularly liked how he also incorporated his feet into the routine, making it a FULL BODY WORKOUT. Me? I tried learning how to juggle

This is a video of former Japanese professional baseball outfielder Tsuyoshi Shinjo demonstrating the XTurismo hovercraft prototype built by A.L.I. Technologies in front of thousands of people at the Sapporo Dome in Japan. A.L.I. Technologies hopes to launch the Xturismo commercially in 2025, with the hovercraft reaching speeds up to

From Matt Highton (of Spice Girls/Dune mashup fame) comes this video of the Pokemon cartoon intro recreated using only stock footage he edited together. The result is pretty impressive in a lot of ways, and pretty desperate in a lot of other ways (I’m looking at you, Blastoise). It kind

This is a video of ex-NASA engineer Mark Rober (previously: his new and improved anti-porch pirate glitter bomb) constructing the world’s most powerful t-shirt cannon at the request of Jimmy Kimmel for use at the Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl game of Oregon State vs Utah State. Mark enlisted the help

Working out and staying fit: it means different things to different people. To me, it means getting up off the sofa (abs and legs) to walk to the fridge (cardio) and grabbing another Coke Zero (biceps, diet). To this guy it means doing bicep curls, shoulder presses and some leg

Presumably to promote the new Space Jam movie, this is a video of basketballer Tristan Jass performing some sort of spinny over-the-back layup trick-shot that can only be described as “How did he do that?” and “I would have broken both my legs.” Honestly, I think I may have sprained

This is a clip from a recent hard-hitting episode of Inside Edition investigating whether Flex Paste (in Phil Swift’s miraculous Flex Seal family of products) works as well as it does in the television commercials. To determine if it does, the program teamed up with students from the Grove School