An impressive stunt from two professionals. The stunt itself is clearly a great achievement and as you can see has been well prepared. Although the take-off was perfect, I think that the landing on the other side of the river was a little off, and they can work some more on it, before they can go mainstream. Enjoy this spectacular stunt! Wow!

When the traffic lights aren't working or when people don't respect the rules (like allowing cars trapped in the intersection to clear it, before entering) general chaos ensues. Here is such an example from Peking China. Probably a policeman arived to clear the mess. Enjoy the chaos!

If you are planning a trip to Asia, or simply want to show off to your friends when dining at a Chinese place, then this video is for you! It shows clearly the proper way to use Chinese chop sticks. Really easy to learn from this video! Props to the "teacher"! Enjoy!

Wow. In a few seconds you can have an area the size of a football field mined that's going to take ages to clear. Talk about effectiveness and immoral weapons that cause civilian casualities... Anyway, the mine layer is pretty cool.

The Electronic Stability Program (or ESP) is going to be standard in the US from 2012. Many people still think they don't need such a thing for their car. Actually it's amongst the most useful, and can save your life, or at least make up the money you spent on it, if it manages to avoid an accident. I think this video makes it clear!

Recipe: You take one portable RPL-300 Green Laser (around 316mW power output) and then you inflate 20 balloons or so until you start getting dizzy or bored (whichever comes first). You put the 20 balloons in a row, in front of the laser. The result is clearly visible in this video! P.S: As an alternative you can replace it with a several MW laser, add a tracking system to it, and call it an anti-rocket shield!

A marshmallow factory explosion creates a shock-wave that resembles that of a nuclear bomb, in the Nevada desert, near Las Vegas.

The largest nuclear weapon ever constructed or detonated was the Russian Tsar Bomba . It was detonated at 4000 m altitude the 30th of October 1961 at Mityushikha Bay test range, on the Novaya Zemlya Island. It had a yield of 50 Megatons. Awesome power!!!

A cop pulls over a clearly drunken guy. But to astonsihment of the cop, the drunk dude doesn't even make it to the beginning of the test. Hilarity ensues! Enjoy!

This is hilarious. It's clear which firetruck had the right of way, but it seems nobody was expecting such a freak accident Anyway, it's rare and spectacular to see something like this! Enjoy!

A big loader was on the tracks, while the Amtrak train kept coming and signaling. Unfortunately, the loader didn't clear the tracks on time, and was hit by the train. Luckily, the hit was only to its rear, so the driver probably escaped with a scare and a need to change underwear. Enjoy the first person action!

Every time I see a video with a celebration and fire, it's clear to me where it's heading and how it's gonna end. I only wish people could see this before it happens, and take measures against it!

This little Japanese robot is simply amazing. It clears up the snow on the road or any paved surface, and spits it out as snow bricks. It's really useful, especially for building an igloo at the North Pole. Plus it's guided by GPS and video cameras. Pretty high tech!

The People's Democratic Republic of Koreea might be playing with nuclear bombs, but when you go through PyongYang, you can't help but feel sad, for the people that live there. It's almost a ghost town. People are probably too hungry and miserable to go outside. Really sad!

According to Reuters, this bomb is similar in power to a nuclear detonation, but it doesn't have the contamination effects. Because it doesn't violate any treaties, it can be used freely, just as the US uses its thermobaric bombs which are very similar.

Here's a cool way to hunt for fish. Forget dynamite. You'll be gathering them up for a few days. No, really, this tests sometimes are mad, people got to think that other humans could be at the receiving end of that! In an artistic way though, it's very beautiful. Enjoy!

Although it isn't the best at it, and that it may have some concentration problems, it's clear that the chimp understants to some degree the goal and rules of the game. It's quite amazing!

This guy can pop champagne corks with amazing accuracy. He can aim the cork so precisely, that he's able to blow out candles with it. The slow motion replay shows it clearly. Simply amazing!

In the 1960 America (and Russia) begun underground nuclear tests. Not only were they trying to see how the new nuclear bombs perform, but also they wanted to see if it was possible to shape the relief with the help of underground nuclear explosions. After a few tests, the idea was droped, but the video of this underground nuclear explosion remained. Enjoy!

The Atomic Cannon detonated at the Nevada Test Site in 1953, showing the atom bomb detonation and weapon effects. It exploded with a force of 15 kilotons. At this force it is actually called a tactical atomic bomb. This video sequence is from "Trinity and Beyond - The Atomic Bomb Movie"