Moment Of Zen

This video shows a kitten playing in slow motion, shot at rates between 400 and 800 fps. And when you see it this way, they look like little god damn lions.

Ever heard the expression “it’s about as much fun as watching paint dry”? Well, that expression doesn’t always hold true…

The sprawl of Los Angeles can be a nightmare to navigate, but not in a plane, and not at night. It’s pure magic.

A Shaolin monk throws a sewing needle through a piece of glass. Shot at 1,000 frames per second.

Human Planet explores mankind’s incredible relationship with nature. It was filmed in 80 locations around the world by world-class natural history and documentary camera crews.

Say what you will about the French, but they have got style and their flash mobs are no exception.

Another great video from National Geographic gives you 7 billion reasons to think about 7 billion.

This documentary shows the best-of-the-best video and photos from the Shuttle launches that occurred over the life of the program from 1981 – 2010.

The world in miniature is a very, very different world. Take a look at a waterdrop shot at an astonishing 10,000 frames per second.

Natalie Portman made this video for the New York Times Magazine and although I’m not entirely sure of the point, she’s lovely to watch.

GE Aviation shares the intricate choreography of flying by capturing all the take-offs and landings over the course of one day at Oakland and Kelowna airports. See the hidden beaut…

Apollo 8 launch shown in slow motion, shot from a camera located on the launch tower.

This video is from Denki Groove, one of the most successful techno bands in Japan during the 90′s. Has to be seen to be believed.

How do you guarantee that your music video will get 1,000,00 streams? Figure out a gimmick where you can feature the artist next to massive, heaving boobs. Marketing 101 folks.

This is some of the earliest color film ever shot. It’s from 1922 and it feels like a god damn time machine.