Because the oceans are probably the best thing that ever happened to earth (humanity ranks dead last), this is a beautiful visualization of the earth’s ocean currents according to NASA’s ECCO (Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean) model, developed using data from spacecraft, buoys, and other measurements. Was

This is a video of a 3D printing technology that involves using a needle to extrude silicone objects directly into a water-based gel, so there’s no need for additional support while printing. In the video, a silicone handbag is printed by design house coperni for a show at Disneyland Paris.

Because dream it, and, with enough Youtube views, you can recoup the money it cost to build, this is a video of Youtuber Mr. Ho Thanh Che constructing a UFO inspired jet boat. The flying saucer shaped watercraft is powered by the same sort of motor as a jet-ski, and

These are a couple videos from Ljubljana, Slovenia of volleyball being played on a platform in the middle of the Ljubljana River. That looks nice and refreshing! Plus the court has built-in lights for playing TRONBALL at night. Heck yeah! When in doubt, add more LED lights — that’s my

This is a video highlighting the life of Lilikoi, whose caretaker Emma takes her to swim with her nurse shark friend Sharky every day on Fakarava Island in French Polynesia. Apparently the interspecies friendship has been blossoming for two years, with both parties seeming to enjoy the other’s company. That’s

This is a video of the aftermath of a nimrod Maserati Levante owner who intentionally drove his ~$100,000 vehicle “around multiple barrels, signs, an arrow board, and barricades into high water at US 23 and I-270 on the south side of Columbus, Ohio,” where he proceeded to get stuck on

This is a video from an aquarium where the audience is anxiously awaiting a penguin’s dive into the water from a suspended ramp when the bird slips and falls into the drink instead. Honestly, I doubt even a cartoon penguin could make a more comical scene, I don’t care how

Five years in the making, this is ‘Winter’, a timelapse video beautifully shot by filmmaker Jamie Scott over the course of five winter seasons in New York and Montreal, Canada; with up to six cameras and four sliders at a time. It features a lot of snow and natural water