Rick Hoyt cannot walk or talk because of tragedy at birth. However he and his father Dick Hoyton have run in marathons, triathlons and even once trekked 3,700 miles across America. Rick is the body while Dick is the heart. A touching story where we can remind ourselves that no matter how hard life is, there are ways to make it better.

Captured at one thousand frames per second, the water balloon bursts on impact by the punch and you can see the particle trails that follows upon the impact. Interesting.

A race between a fighter jet, sports car and a motorcycle from stop on an airstrip to see which one goes the fastest.

Bill Nye the Science Guy explains how astrology is messed up today because the sun was supposed to rise on the constellation of the zodiac you are born. However today, 2000 years after the Babylonians created the zodiac signs, this has somewhat tilt to the next sign.

Captured at one thousand frames per second, the water balloon bursts on impact on the guy’s head and you can see the particle trails that follows upon the impact. Interesting.

The Free Hugs Campaign has been pretty popular in Australia and the Koreans started one in South Korea as well. The Koreans seems to be more conservative and almost everyone of them has a camera to take pictures.

The Stonehenge is one of the most famous prehistoric site in the United Kingdoms. People has always been mystified at how the stones had been moved and Wally Wallington demonstrates his technique of moving large and heavy objects.

This is one interesting way to hide images/messages in a book. The effects are cool but I doubt the usefulness.

A great display of a fire tornado which is a natural phenomenon. This sometimes happen when fire attains a certain intensity and sustains its own wind system.

Caimpaign for real beauty by Dove shows us how our perception of real beauty is distorted. Reginald Pike and Yael Staav takes us from model to bilboard in under 60 seconds.