What does a dog do when something they want is only slightly out of reach of their paws? Well, struggle and hope that it magically appears right in front of them of course. This video shows why some dogs need human-sized arms. Continue reading to see more.
No, these aren't sounds of random animals or top secret planes, but rather real clips that can't be explained. Sure, some of them are theorized to be icebergs, like "The Bloop" and "The Slow Down Sound", but all of it is just speculation. Continue reading to hear them all.
Mercury is essentially a chemical element with the symbol Hg and atomic number 80. It is commonly known as quicksilver and was formerly named hydrargyrum (from Greek "hydr-" water and "argyros" silver). Mercury is used in thermometers, barometers, manometers, sphygmomanometers, float valves, mercury switches, fluorescent lamps and other devices. Continue reading for more.
If you're wondering why so many Russian drivers have dash cams installed on their vehicles, it's to combat the rise of insurance fraud. This video - which has already received over 3.6-million views on YouTube in just 3-days - compilation shows that these cameras are good for much more than just accident footage. Continue reading to see why.
Scientifically speaking, sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) is an inorganic, colorless, odorless, and non-flammable greenhouse gas. It's generally transported as a liquefied compressed gas and has a density of 6.12 g/L at sea level conditions, which is considerably higher than the density of air (1.225 g/L). Continue reading for more.
Created by Jonny Lawrence, Maker vs. Marker is basically a stop-motion fight, taking place on a whiteboard, between an animator and the animation. Yes, the animation is based on Akuma from Street Fighter. Fortunately, nothing was destroyed during the filming of this clip. Continue reading for the video.
You've probably come across at least one video showing what happens when people microwave ivory soap, but have you ever wondered why it reacts that way? According to Steve Spangler, Proctor & Gamble whip lots of air into their ivory soap mixture before solidifying it to form bars. The air, along with moisture, gets trapped inside tiny bubbles throughout the bar. So when those bubbles are exposed to intense heat, they boil and expand causing it to foam up. Continue reading for more.
Have you ever wondered how someone would retell "The Matrix" after watching it for the first time? If so, then wonder no more as YouTube user "pixelpersecond" had his mom do just that, complete with funny animations and drawings. Continue reading to watch the video that received over 2-million views in 1-day.
We have seen the future of games, and they all utilize graphics engines that can process an immense amount of information in real-time. They range from Unreal Engine 4 and PhysX to NVIDIA's mind-blowing Face Works technology, which will add another dimension to CG-based films and games. Continue reading to see more.
Yes, there was a time when computers were still considered very expensive, and not commonplace in homes. The time wasn't actually that long ago, as this "Computer Kindergarten" video was released in 1993. Continue reading to see "a chopped up montage of everything that you may find terrible about the series of educational video."
