This is a cool video demonstrating how a superconductor can repel a magnet. It’s funny how so many people assume that this is fake, but it’s actually reproducible in a home setting. This link gives an explanation of how it works, and how you could try it yourself.
This guy took a video of himself skiing/paragliding down a mountain. Man, that’d be a fun way to go to work! I wonder how he keeps from being blown into the side of some of those cliffs?
This guy is demonstrating his computerized physics drawing board. He can draw objects and they will behave realistically. It would be cool to be able to play around with something like that.
I thought this article about a hidden underground facility was so cool! Granted, if I had an underground facility I wouldn’t waste it by growing marijuana in it, but I still have to admire the dedication and skill it must have taken to build it. It even has escape routes!
This guy is demonstrating his computerized physics drawing board. He can draw objects and they will behave realistically. It would be cool to be able to play around with something like that.
After being thrashed at the WJF UK Open, Vova Galchenko was apparently feeling pretty down about his juggling. He released two practice videos to “boost his self-esteem”. I don’t know how effective they were at making him feel better, but there is some pretty incredible juggling on these videos! It’s hard to pick out highlights Click Here to continue reading.
This guy likes to play around with huge stones, and is building his own stonehenge—without modern tools! It’s not only cool to see, I think it also serves as a lesson. It may or may not be the way the stonehenge was built, but it goes to show that there are non-technological ways to do some impressive feats. All it takes is some basic knowledge of how large objects behave.
The Teslenko’s have a very cool passing act. They only pass rings and clubs, but they know how to make an act interesting. It’s just a pity the camera man did such a poor job. My favorite part was the ending trick. I had an idea similar to that for a contest between jugglers, but Click Here to continue reading.
I guess this guy wasn’t content with the meager amount of light a typical flashlight with give you. He modified his to be so bright it can set paper on fire!
This is what I call a creative fountain! That’d be a neat thing to have in your garden. The originating site has a lot of good photography in it. Well worth checking out.