This video was published by FreakSport last November, but has resurfaced over the weekend on EbaumsWorld, LiveLeak, and BestOfYouTube.
The video demonstrates a Hydrofoil water bike which is basically just a bicycle equipped with water hydrofoils instead of wheels. Get a good head start and you’re off! Stopping seems like a problem though.
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.
Thanks Noam!
This video from March by MovieQuoteTS just had a second surge of viewership now. The video simply features fifteen uncoupled pendulums of increasing lengths swinging together that creates mesmerizing waves, patterns, and effects.
This computer animation by NMANewsDirect has viewers reminded of the transport tubes imagined in Matt Groening’s Futurama world. But apparently, vacuum tubes shuttling pods of people around the world at hyper speeds may one day be a reality.
The once secretive factories of FoxConn, where the legendary Apple iPad is made, has finally been unveiled. ABC News was the first Western journalist to cover the factory, and now MarketPlace has been given access.
Their latest video has already gone viral, amassing over 750,000 views, and being featured on YouTubeTrends, Engadget, PCWorld, and Devour.
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