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Trending Will We Visit Other Stars?

An interesting look at the possibility of mankind achieving interstellar travel.

Trending iPhone Quick-Draw

This here is a man who will miss calls anymore.

Trending The Netherlands' Futuristic Highways

Glowing roads? Priority induction lanes designed to charge your electric car while driving? Sounds like something from a SciFi novel - but it's not.

Trending RC Superman

So this guy developed a life size RC flying Superman, which he then flew next to the Pacific Coast Highway, duping unsuspecting motorists.

Trending YouTube 2012 Interactive Timeline

YouTube is inviting viewers to "rewind through the defining moments of 2012" as they introduce an interactive timeline, featuring the big videos from the past year, broken down by month. You'd be surprised how many videos you've already forgotten about.

Trending Rewind YouTube Style 2012

YouTube's Psy-themed retrospective of the past year of cool and weird online.

Check out the behind the scenes shenanigans...

Trending Nintendo History

From the Game & Watch in 1980 to the WII U in 2012, for over 30 years Nintendo has thrived by constant innovation. Here is a very cool animation going through the history of Nintendo's consoles.

Trending Morphing Apartment

This incredible concept packs 6 rooms into 1 - approximately 1100 square feet into 420.

Trending Life Saving Invention

Mine Kafon | Callum Cooper from Focus Forward Films on Vimeo.

Imagine growing up in a region where being wounded or killed by a discarded land mine is a fairly regular occurrence. One man, who lost his father to one such event, turned the tragedy into a future, developing an easy to make tool to detonate mines before they can hurt more people. This short documentary, titled “Mine Kafon” details his work. The film is also a Semifinalist in the $200,000 FOCUS FORWARD Filmmaker Competition and is in the running to become the $100,000 Grand Prize Winner.

Trending Life-Like Robot Fish

This toy fish created by TakaraTomy Arts made its debut at the 2012 Tokyo toy fair. It runs on batteries that power the fish's tail, which propels it in random directions.