This is a video captured from inside the cabin of an Airbus A320 as it takes off from Changi Airport in Singapore to show the changing speed (measures in km/h so it makes no sense to Americans) as it breaks the laws of physics. Honestly, I still can’t believe people

Note: Full-size version of each map below. These are two US maps detailing the best and worst attractions in each state, as according to chart maker and Instagrammer Mattsurree’s 309,200 followers. Or at least those willing to provide an answer. So, yeah, it’s questionable. Obviously– “You would have voted your

The last Blockbuster store, located in Bend, Oregon, is letting residents of Deschutes County the chance to have an AirBnB sleepover in the store for three nights in September for just $4 a night (a cent more than the cost of a movie rental). So, yeah, just to be clear

This is a timelapse video of an icebreaker’s journey around Antarctica, with about two months worth of travel packed into five minutes, along with some commentary about the trip from the woman who captured the footage. Wow, two months on an icebreaker in Antarctica, that *checking list of good times*

This is a short video from a motorist in the Netherlands, who witnessed a hot air balloon just barely clearing the roadway during what I can only assume was an eventual rendezvous with some power lines. Does the pilot even know what they’re doing? Is there even a such thing

This is a video tour of the tow-behind camper that Steve Jones modded from an old Royal Air Force VC10 jet engine. The ‘VC10 Caravan Pod’ (links to the project’s Facebook page) can sleep four very close friends and looks like you’re pulling some sort of government weapon when being

LooksLikeYouNeedIceland is a website set up to promote tourism to the country where you can record yourself screaming, then send it to one of seven different speakers set up across the countryside to blow off some steam. Apparently Iceland is so laid back that they can take the entirety of

These are the Icon Trolley Suitcases designed by Crash Baggage and for sale on Amazon. They’re available in three different sizes (carry-on, $340; medium, $380; large, $420), eleven different colors, and look like every other suitcase after a few flights. If they were really going for authenticity they should also