A short cut of nature footage about the science of cuteness.
A short cut of nature footage from wildlife photographer Edwin Towler about the science of cuteness. Via The Kid Should See This
A short cut of nature footage from wildlife photographer Edwin Towler about the science of cuteness. Via The Kid Should See This
John Collins, who set the Guinness World Record for farthest flight by a paper aircraft in 2012, demonstrates how to fold three planes: a Suzanne (named after his wife), a tube, and a stunt plane called the boomerang. See also: A sortable database of paper airplane designs.
Some footage of France in the 1890s, for those who enjoyed seeing New York City in 1911 (restored using neural networks).
"Sawanobori" is a type of mountaineering in Japan that follows mountain streams to their source—which may include climbing up running waterfalls.
A seven-day time-lapse of the stage setup for a Rammstein stadium concert.
Footage of New York City from 1911, restored using neural networks.
In this stirring, brief music and video piece, Jeanette Fantone depicts the relationship between two siblings.
A short film to anticipate this summer's Olympics: Nominated for the Oscar for best documentary shorts, Stay Close tells the story of Keeth Smart, Brooklyn fencer.
Ever wonder where big, expensive architectural models are born? RJ Models in Shenzhen, China.
Currently available on vimeo, but perhaps not for long: Stanley Kubrick's Boxes, the short documentary that resulted from Jon Ronson visiting Kubrick's house shortly after the director's death. When he arrived, he found that half the house was filled by more than one thousand