Feel like getting motion sick? Have I got the video for you! This is a clip filmed by Chuck Aaron Aerobatics of a helicopter rotor spinning while taking off and in flight, filmed at 240FPS, then slowed down to 30FPS so you can actually see what’s going on. SPOILER: Projectile

This is a video from Little Oak Sanctuary in New South Wales, Australia, of Phoenix the miniature pony stunning it up for the camera. Phoenix was rescued incredibly emaciated from a neglectful owner but is now living his best life, and, having just had his hooves trimmed, is letting his

In continued ball related news, this is a video of the guys from Youtube channel How Ridiculous dropping 100,000 ping pong balls in an empty arena and filming the spectacle in ultra slow-motion. The result, well, the result is this video. The actual 100,000 ball drop begins around 12:50 though,

Briefly keeping with the slow motion theme of the last post, this is a short clip of an eye drop being administered to a human eyeball. I bet that was refreshing. Now my own eyes feel all dry and sandpapery. I bet now yours do too. Of course this is

This is ‘Playing With Time’, a short video created by Ben Ouaniche of Youtube channel Macro Room combining both slow motion and regular speed footage in the various clips. It was pretty trippy to watch. Maybe not as trippy as watching your life flash before your eyes, but that car

Just like in the previous post, this is an amazing video, this time of Baltimore Orioles prospective pitcher Mickey Jannis throwing a 70MPH unspinning knuckleball with the skill of a surgeon. I mean, provided surgeons actually had skills instead of just constantly refusing to perform my penis reduction surgery because

This is a video from the fun-loving Aussies of Youtube channel How Ridiculous inflating and popping what they claim is the world’s largest balloon (after spending two hours inflating it with a leaf blower), and filming the action with ultra-high speed cameras for some absolutely glorious slow motion poppage. Is

Slow motion: hands down one of my favorite motions besides *pats waterbed, winks* the motion of the ocean. This is a video of Gav of the Slow-Mo Guys carefully placing 1,000 mousetraps covered with dry paint pigment, then setting them all off in a glorious chain reaction, all filmed in