Malcolm’s first descent of the first ramp on Helion at Highland Mountain Bike Park in Maine.
Malcolm is four.
Four.
Also: best commentary ever.
Malcolm’s first descent of the first ramp on Helion at Highland Mountain Bike Park in Maine.
Malcolm is four.
Four.
Also: best commentary ever.
A nifty, slightly discombobulating video by Joe Pearse. Music by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis.
(Hat tip: Cian Byrne)
NASA already has a long history of compositing images of the earth (front and back).
Now the Russians have gone one better with their geostationary Electro-L weather satellite: its 121 megapixel images (1 km per pixel) were used to create the above timelapse video of the phases of Gaia.
This requires nothing less than full screen and 1080p for the required effect.
‘Hearts’ by South African electronica artist Johnny Neon – with a great video shot entirely in doggy-vision: via a GoPro camera attached to the back of a happy dog with a modified shin-pad and harness. Directed by Dave Meinert.
If you heart the Johnny, you can download this and other tunes for free here.
Youtuber helski hoops atached a GoPro camera to her hula hoop and…you’ll do well to make it through this without feeling distinctly queasy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MF7W1rniVU
GoPro minicam-equipped Team Blacksheep R/C plane fliers buzz cars and pedestrians on a university campus.
This is serious fun. Fullcreen and HD recommended.
Apparently, a ‘first-time-ever’ moment for you here.
Lucas di Grassi, Pirelli’s official test driver, straps an eye-level camera to his helmet and does a lap of the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona. Sez he (with not a little understatement):
‘I had to drive with only one eye open as the camera was blocking my other eye, quite tricky”
Sniffing butts and whatnot. Hey, it’s a living.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7qwBJH9QN0
The laugh at the end says it all. Crazy Norwegians.
But not the nasty kind, obviously.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9Vy_YzhwHE
A few weeks ago, we posted on the final construction of the world’s steepest rollercoaster: the €26.3 million Takabisha (meaning ‘dominant’) at Japan’s Fuji-Q Highland Amusement park. The ride opens this weekend, but here’s a first person POV of the entire 112 second, 100kph experience.
Lose your chips for just €8.80.