Educational science channel Minute Physics strayed off course in their latest video to focus on linguists. They discuss the history of where ‘Ye’ in old English truly originated from. You might be surprised to find out we’re all pronouncing it wrong.
Making music with multiple floppy drives is nothing new. What else is the now archaic technology good for anyways?
But jamoore60 took things to the next level with his floppy drive ‘symphony’ playing the classic James Bond 007 theme song.
Popular online dancers, NonStop and MariePoppins, were recruited by iRobot to star in their new promotional dance video.
Appropriately, the makers of robot products like the Roomba and Scooba had the two pros pull off their best robot style popping dance moves.
But the real questions is, who’s the better dancer? The week old viral commercial already has over 150,000 views, and is covered by Mashable and ViralVideoChart.
We just saw a science video of the cool effects the Stroboscopic Illusion, and now this similar video is going viral this week.
Science illusionist Brusspup used a subwoofer to create the illusion that water was some how dripping up, defying gravity. By changing the level of hertz from the speaker, and setting his camera to 24 frames per second, he seems to have the ability to change the direction of flow of water.
Of course, it’s all in our heads. The water is flowing as it should. The video is featured on KnowYourMeme.
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This somewhat lengthy educational video hosted by John Green, most famous from the Vlog Brothers channel, has instantly started to trend. History buff John enlightens us Westerners about the true history of Islam in the latest episode of his crash course series.
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