He must be the best in the world! I thought I was good at Tetris but this guy puts me to shame. The pieces are coming down so fast that you can barely tell how his mind comprehends each individual piece?
6 minutes 30 seconds
Amazing Japanese Tetris Player(Grand Master)
Young Woolly Mammoth Discovered
Found in St. Petersburg, Siberia 2007 this baby woolly Mammoth was discovered almost perfectly preserved, even it's organs remained in tact. It is estimated that its as old as 37,000 years!
Labels: 37000 years, Discovered, DNA, Lubla, organs, prehistoric, preserved, St. Petersburg, Woolly Mammoth, Young
Best Rock Climber I've Ever Seen
Lucky To Be Alive
While skiing down a hill backwards, this skier loses control a bit and nearly falls to his death. His fellow mates suddenly realize the true intensity of the situation and can't help but swear.
1 minute 2 seconds
Labels: death, Lucky To Be Alive, nearly, skier, swear
Balance and Strength
The Rock Skipper
10 seconds
Russell Byars made this amazing throw July 19th. They estimated his stone traveled about 250 feet (76 meters).
Before declaring him a record holder, Guinness World Records experts analyzed the footage of Byars spectacular toss again and again. Checking the concentric circles in the water to make sure and count every skip.
Byars told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper"I actually threw 40 stones that day, but that was the first skip that I threw".
Another soon to be rock skipping specialist.
The Snake Robot
At CMU these guys are working on this snake robot which could have many uses. Besides surgery I thought squirming through ruble to find people that are trapped was impressive. The fact that it can swim and climb a pole is amazing too.
2 minutes 24 seconds