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.
I’ve heard about this guy’s wind powered mobile sculptures before, but it’s still awesome to see. A little eerie, too.
Licky has found a video that will scare all mothers…
A lot of people get their ideas about what guns can do from TV. And most of those ideas are wrong. For example, most guns are incapable of shooting a lock off like they do on TV. Here is a series of tests that a guy ran to prove that point….
This video reminded me of something I would have liked to have made. In a one sense, it’s nothing special, but on the other hand, it’s pretty funny what two kids with enough time on their hands can come up with. The special effects are fairly simple, yet oddly fitting.
Hat tip: Ministry Of Manipulation
I found this really cool series of videos on Youtube where a street magician demonstrates and then explains how a bunch of cool magic tricks are done. Unlike most videos of this nature, the tricks are actually pretty decent. I found it very interesting, although I already guessed how a few of the tricks were done.Click Here to continue reading.
Sulphur Hexafluoride is a completely transparent gas 6 times heavier than air. This means it works about exactly the opposite of Helium. Rather than making a persons voice high-pitched, it lowers it. Rather than making objects float on air, objects can float on Sulphur Hexafluoride. The end part of this video shows somebody float a foil boat in a container of Sulphur Hexafluride. It’s surreal.
If you have finally got some snow, and a decent slope for sledding on, the next thing you’ll be needing is a sled. I recommend the Wham-O Boggan Sled. (You can find it at Amazon here.)
In one of my previous posts, I talked about some of the things I don’t like to see in juggling videos, so today I thought it’s be appropriate to show a video that I do think was entertaining.
You’ll notice that the tricks are for the most part run-of-the-mill, but they are all aesthetically pleasing and Click Here to continue reading.
I find the strength of the guy on the bottom amazing. One armed handstand while his partner does a one-armed handstand on his neck? It’s nuts! Although I find the dance elements pretty boring, it’s worth it to see the tricks they do.
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