A film footage from NASA showing the trip of a solid rocket booster, from the moment it separates from the space shuttle, to its landing. Awesome! Enjoy!

Here's a cool project: a personnel helicopter, that actually seems feasible to use. Although I find it cool, especially because it can be made portable, I can't stop to think that in a moment of not paying attention, or if you crash, those blades could (potentially) turn you into mince meat. Do you see this as the future of personal transportation?

I was stunned to see how lifelike they are. Apparently these are real, and you can potentially buy them in the US also for around 60$. The jellyfish also changes color according to its "mood". The company that imports them is called RoboToys, although they seem to be out of stock for the moment.

Here is a hilarious video material from a local TV station probably from some while back on how to clean and maintain your computer's mouse, and properly clean its ...ahem...balls. I really don't think this was a joke for them, as they don't even smile for one moment. Enjoy the hilariousness!

Why is football the most popular sport in the world? Well, if you are amongst those that call it soccer, you probably don't have a clue. Thses two videos might represent a possibility! Enjoy!

We know from Top Gear that the Bugatti Veyron goes fast. But at 1000hp it also guzzles up gas like no other car. The result? Well some owners will have to result to drastic measures, and lots of embarrassment!

Since Christmas is getting closer and closer, and it's time to share loving moments with your close ones, here's a cute little video with a rather talkative cat! Enjoy, and Happy Holidays!

That took, some real guts to do. In front of the whole nation. I just hope his partner didn't miss the show! Very funny!

Next time you even think about having cyber sex with another person, take a moment to remember this video! Hilarious! Enjoy!

I found this video while browsing through an odd YouTube-like site called (are you sitting down?) GodTube. They also seem to have a funny motto: Broadcast Him =] Now, there's nothing wrong with that...but it's just....odd!

A funny compilation from the popular TV show "Family Guy" of the best moments aired so far. Pretty damn funny! Enjoy!

Escaping from the parents for a moment, this little kid manages the performance to get stuck into a toy vending machine Now that's nearly incredible, but the CCTV camera isn't lying!

Today's WTF moment comes from Denmark...it's a song, a tribute actually, to the Danish people. Although I'm sure they say some interesting stuff...but jeez...what a video

This track worker decided to take a shortcut at the wrong moment. The result? Multiple fractures! Ouch!

A bunch of kids recreate a baseball moment (as it would be seen on TV) with 2 view angles and slow motion action. It's really a cool video! After you watch it, you might want to take a look at this one too!

A fantasitic little robot, bringing the best of what robotics has to offer for the moment in one whole package. It's simply amazing! Enjoy!

A truly spectacular moment captured at the Yi Peng Lantern Festival in Thailand! Enjoy!

The latest technology for the blind is tongue vision. It allows images to be displayed from a video camera sensor as electrical impulses to the tongue. It seems that the brain can adapt, and with time it can be used naturally. The only drawback is for the moment it's low resolution. Hope they fix it! Enjoy!

As the title says here's a video clip of a Russian Suhoi 33 which does a "Cobra" maneuver immediately after taking off from the Russian Carrier. The maneuver is said to take its name from an incident on the 17th of July, 1998 when the carrier landing mistake of Pavel Podguzov was turned into a new aerobatic element - "gurza Podguzova" of "Podguzov viper". Of course, that only pilot's professionalism and highest Su-33 flight performance can execute this fantastic maneuver which can easily become a disaster. There is a moment there after the take-off from the Russian carrier when the plane looks like it is floating in mid-air. Wow! Enjoy this very spectacular video clip!

The entire genome of a person can now be sequenced in only four months and with less than one million dollars. To make "guinea pig" was James Watson The moment in which we can know the gene for gene our identity is always near you: a new method developed by Jonathan Rothberg, the research firm American 454 Life Sciences, has enabled sequenziare the genome of a person in a very short time and with a significantly reduced cost compared to what is required by previous systems. The genome sequenced in the new way is to James D. Watson, the famous discoverer, with Francis Crick, the molecular structure of DNA in 1953: This is the second human code entirely decifrato after that of Craig Venter, the scientist-entrepreneur who first, last September, made public l ' entire sequence of its genome. The new system, however, is a major step forward compared to the pioneering conquest of Venter, both in terms of timing and costs: to map the genome of Watson it took only four months and less than one million dollars (the system Venter had applied for some years and about one hundred million).