The most unholiest chemical reaction you`ll ever see

Remember those little black tablets you would light during the 4th of July, Canada Day or any other holiday celebration where fireworks were there a plenty?

Watch quadrocopters playing catch

From the flyingmachinearena:


"This video shows three quadrocopters cooperatively play with a ball.

The quadrocopters are attached to an elastic net. The net allows them to catch the ball by moving such that they span the net under the falling ball.

Birth of a barrel

Birth of a Barrel from Paper Fortress on Vimeo.

The age old fine art of coopering is alive and well at the Jack Daniels distillery in Tennessee.
Watch as professional coopers ply their trade and create barrels for the world famous sipping whiskey.

Ukrainian logging truck action

This Ukrainian logging truck looks like it took the corner just a bit too fast on Sunday. Reports say that the truck's brakes had failed and that the accident was unavoidable. No one was seriously injured. The truck driver walked away with a concussion. But the car in front of the dash cam is pretty much toast.

The Engineer speaks! teaser clip from the Prometheus Blu-Ray

The Engineer speaks! Watch this short video preview of the deleted scene where the Engineer speaks with David in Engineerese (I guess). So, any guesses as to what he`s saying, I`m thinking it`s bad news (don`t want to ruin it for those that haven`t seen the movie).

Sounds a bit like me ordering for last call.

We`ll all know soon, October 9th can`t come soon enough.

1000 years of warfare compressed into 5 minutes

From the official description:

"This animation shows all important battles that took place over the last ten centuries. The sizes of the explosions and labels are proportional to the number of casualties."

This is what happens when you expose 1500 ping pong balls to liquid nitrogen

This is pretty fun to watch. Watch Plymouth University professor Roy Lowry demonstrate what happens when you try to contain liquid nitrogen when it's trying to returning to its gaseous state. Skip to 3:15 if you can`t wait to see what happens.

Ain`t science fun?