This is a test flight of the Jetson ONE, a single person multi-rotor EVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) copter. The Jetson ONE, which doesn’t appear to live up to its namesake (George Jetson’s flying car folded up into a briefcase), is capable of speeds up to 63MPH and a

This is a video of engineer and Youtuber The Q building and demonstrating a sitting on air illusion, which involves constructing a leg brace that can double as a chair after being slid into a hidden bracket on the floor. Even knowing how it’s done it’s a cool illusion to

Metallica performed for BlizzCon this year to get people super amped about video games and the Twitch Gaming channel that was streaming the keynote and subsequent musical performance dubbed over the band’s ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’ with elevator music to avoid any possible copyright infringement. Smart thinking, and I

Because if you have insufferable friends like mine Rickrolling will never die, only lead to a stabbing, this is the music video for Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ remastered at 60frames/second and 4K resolution by Youtuber Revideo using neural network AI to herald an all new era of

This is a video from Little Ball Creations, who constructs marble mazes like the one seen here out of carefully bent and soldered copper wire. That’s cool, I wouldn’t mind one of those on my desk (and if you’re interested in one you can contact him through Facebooks). You know

This is a short video from Texas following the string of nasty winter storms there of an outdoor ceiling fan that formed icicles on its blades while it was still spinning, causing the icicles to grow outward due to the centrifugal force acting on the water droplets. Should you even

Brought to us by Youtuber glamourdaze, this is some AI restored footage (noise and artifacts removed, upscaled to 60fps and 4K, color added) of life at Paris’s cafes in the 1920’s. It’s all got a very Great Gatsby feel to it, just Parisian. Obviously, while watching it I’ll try to

Edited together by video essayist Jacob T. Swinney, this is ‘First And Last Frames’, a supercut of movies’ opening and closing scenes he created “in a meditation on themes.” I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that movies would be way shorter if they consisted entirely of only the