If you’re of the opinion that the world is going to end in 2012 and that the Mayans predicted it, you should probably put down the crazy juice and step away from the forums. There is one phrase in the above video which summarises the absurdity of this theory nicely. Addressing the fact that the Mayan calendar stops in 2012, the narrater comments:

“After all, the amount of time in the universe is infinite and the amount of stone is limited, so at some point the Mayans had to stop carving calendars.”

That is all for today, thank you.

My brain tells me that this is fake and not actually the coolness that is quantum levitation. The idea is pretty epic nonetheless.

Frog 1 – 0 Human. Watch the video all the way through.

If you can take the time out of your day to watch only one video, make it this one. Absolutely brilliant review of the year comedic song stylee.

via LikeCool

The intricacy and attention to detail are incredible as are the number of “tours”.

My turn!

This is, quite literally, the most incredible technology I have ever witnessed.

The university of Tel-Aviv, conducting research into superconductors has achieved super-levitation and suspension resulting in frictionless movement.

There’s no way of appreciating how incredible this is until you’ve seen the video, and for a little extra (double deck levitation and obstacles) see the video below. Enjoy!

Jazzy Fizzle, Fizzle, Fizzle! (If you don’t understand that, don’t worry). YouTube user Jonathan Mann duets with Apple’s personal assistant Siri with some funny responses.

That is all.

Faber Castell from eric yeo on Vimeo.

Excellent, although I think the video editor missed a beat not using Wet Wet Wet on the soundtrack.