If a back flip was not part of your "Things Monster Trucks Can Do" list, it is now. Watch Son-uva Digger driver Ryan Anderson, son of Grave Digger driver Dennis Anderson, do the first back flip ever during Monster Jam 2011 in Las Vegas, NV.
Need ideas to make your day at the office more interesting? Just stack all your phones together, grab some toy helicopters, balloons and other mundane objects to create perhaps the greatest domino set up ever. These people seem to have a lot of time (and patience!).
How low can you go? This guy can go really low!
An out of control machine created loops of shining, red molten metal that made for one visually spectacular accident. In all likelihood, the factory probably makes lightsabers as well.
Alain Robert has scaled many buildings in his time, this time he he went after the 828 meter tall Burj Khalifa tower in Dubai. This ascent was a little different though because authorities made him use safety ropes and a harness.
This guy tries to break a record and stick 3,000 toothpicks in his beard but runs out of space at 2,747.
Child prodigy Jacob Barnett took time out of his busy day attending Indiana Univeristy-Purdue University Indianapolis and developing an new expanded theory of relativity to teach us some calculus. He has to use his kitchen window because his white board is so full of theories... seriously.
It's natural to panic when a tornado forms over your yard. That said, this guy's freak out takes things a tad over the top.
Designers from Mr. Beam, a Netherlands company that uses projectors to produce 3D video mapping effects, made an all white living room come alive with color using only two projectors and some imagination.
This video features some of the biggest displays of aurora borealis "northern lights" in recent years. It was shot by Terje Sorgjerd over the course of a week in a national park in Russia while temperatures hovered around -34 degrees.
Two acts of violence do not cancel each other out. Rushing in to break a public fight, a power-tripped Savannah cop hits a girl with his nightstick, maces her and slams her face first into the asphalt.
Meet Somrak Hemrun, the one-handed guitarist from Thailand. After an accident in 2001, he lost use of his left arm, but developed an extraordinary talent as a result.
This creative video traces the wifi strength of a city, in long exposure photographs, using a 4m rod with various points of light. It's a beautiful look into the invisible Wifi patterns that can be found in most urban spaces.
This past Sunday on the island of Kyushu, the Shinmoedake Volcano erupted with such force that ash and debris was sent over 2 miles into the air. Mother Nature, please give Japan a break.
Celebrate pi day by reciting pi along with this girl who clearly has a lot of time on her hands!
It was over a year ago when Conan O'Brien made his very-last monologue on his version of the Tonight Show. See his speech written out with fantastic kinetic typography. Admit it—you're feeling pretty inspired right now, aren't you?
Watch this guy scale a lamp post while attracting a mob and effortlessly juggling a soccer ball.
In an act that will undoubtedly revolutionize the sport of surfing, Zoltan "The Magician" Torkos accomplished the first kickflip caught on camera. This is, for sure, totally gnarly.
Of the thousands of free throws this player will get in his life, it's unlikely he'll be able to ever replicate this shot even if he tried.
During the TED 2011 conference Google gave rare demos of its auto-driving car in a large controlled empty parking lot. Here it displays getaway mode, something that could become valuable to anyone trying to get away quickly.
