Kid Saved by LEGO
Cool Radio Controlled Transformer
Train Hero Saves Man
This wind-powered car built from scratch by a 55-year-old farmer could be the most eco-friendly vehicle on the planet. Taking only 90-days to design and construct and costing just £1,000 the ten-foot-long motor can reach an incredible top speed of 85 miles-per-hour. Power is generated when the car starts and stops, which is saved in a battery to be used to power the fan at the front of the machine. It's creator, Tang Zhenping from the Tongzhou district of Beijing hopes to collaborate with a major automotive manufacturer.
You know the dog that goes around helping people?
This guy has a bit too much money then he knows what to do with
This guy can make bread out of dough quicker then an oven can bake
Scary Brazilian Elevator Prank
Big brother helps little sister
Mountain climber Alex Honnold seems to defy gravity, scaling sheer, steep rock faces with no rope and apparently no fear. Lara Logan reports.
Baby vs Sleep
Self Landing Rocket
15-Year-Old Kelvin Doe is an engineering whiz living in Sierra Leone who scours the trash bins for spare parts, which he uses to build batteries, generators and transmitters. Completely self-taught, Kelvin has created his own radio station where he broadcasts news and plays music under the moniker, DJ Focus.
Long drive champion Jamie Sadlowski joined Gary Williams for a friendly competition in the Golf Channel studios. One drive by Sadlowski was all it took to put a hole through the simulator and an end to the game.
James Bond Style Submarine Lotus Drives Underwater
Halloween Costume: The Rollercoaster
This woman claims here toaster is haunted. Awesome!
Super senses!
A red fox listens out for mice scurrying six feet beneath the snow before diving head first into the drift to snap up its prey.
Wow she does a good job driving and grabbing stuff with no arms!
Uses self-taught punching skills to try and blow out an entire row of lit candles
Dad Makes Ice Cream Truck Halloween Costume For Son Who Uses A Wheelchair
Human Wikipedia
In this video, the Pet-Proto, a predecessor to DARPA's Atlas robot, is confronted with obstacles similar to those robots might face in the DARPA Robotics Challenge (DRC). To maneuver over and around the obstacles, the robot exercises capabilities including autonomous decision-making, dismounted mobility and dexterity. The DARPA Robotics Challenge will test these and other capabilities in a series of tasks that will simulate conditions in a dangerous, degraded, human-engineered environment.
