With a whopping 1,000 tons of lift, the Ekranoplan is among the most extreme airplanes ever built. It flew at about 300 MPH mere feet above the waterline.

If you look at plane routes between the U.S. and Europe, you’ll see a few frequently traveled routes. This video tells the story of those highways in the sky.

There’s a reason this video is called “engines of destruction.” A powerful hurricane is basically a climate-powered engine of wind.

This is a fantastic, and easy, DIY project that you do in the course of a weekend. A vortex water fountain is visually appealing and has that soft water sound we all like.

Just like human infants, puppies desperately want to stay away to experience the world, but sometimes their little bodies just won’t let them. Watch poor Andy struggle to stay awake in his water bowl.

You don’t even have to close your eyes to be amazed by this impression. Not only does this Peruvian guy sound just like Kurt Cobain, he looks just like him, too.

Even though it looks like the guy in this video hit rock on the way down, he walked away from this dangerous jump with just a minor scratch on his back. But just because he made it safely doesn’t mean you should try this at home!

As advanced as our science and technology is becoming, there are still some pretty big questions about nature. Here are five such questions.

Here’s one way to accomplish stunning visual effects. Keep your eye on the background and you’ll see a bunch of people wearing all black manipulating the people and objects.

This guy is definitely the most intense cello player on the planet, and that includes Yo-Yo Ma. After all, Yo-YO has never played in his underpants and sang scream-core.

The kids from Stranger Things are awesome, let’s just get that out of the way. In this short clip, they have a very human––and very “kid”––discussion about that famous kissing scene.

The Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil is about one-hundred twenty-five feet tall. So the guys you see walking its arms to repair some lightning damage are well over a hundred feet off the ground. Don’t watch if you’re afraid of heights!