Central Russia got hit by meteor shower. It happened as the meteor exploded over the Ural, its pieces burnt in the lower part of the atmosphere but some were still able to hit the small town of Chelyabinsk.
Adobe Photoshop always was on of the best (if not the best) image manipulation tools out there. It all started in 1987, when Thomas Knoll decided to create a program for Mac computers.
A small group of Russian tourists climbed the guarded pyramid in the shelter of the night and took some impressive shots of the surrounding desert and outskirts of Cairo.
There are tons of dashboard cam videos capturing the nasty accidents, road rage and reckless driving on Russian roads. Not this time, enjoy the positive moments and try acting the same.
Amazing images made out of photos of modern day locations blended together with historic events that took place at those very locations. Amazing work, you need to see these.
The 14-year old Zev together with his assistant/sister, 17-year old Nellie crate the dream like images that have an instant ability to immediately wake up your inner-child and make you feel awesome.
As it seems the once leading social network Myspace owned by Justin Timberlake got a major redesign and upgrade, want an invite and see how it will look like?
Chernobyl 1986, year when what is believed to be the worst nuclear plant disaster in history happened. Almost 3 decades after this is how the wildlife in the so called inhabitable fallout zone looks like.
Fish is daily protein source for 1.2 billion people, but fishers are more and more frequently returning home with empty nets. Watch this amazing animation and find out how you can help prevent overfishing.
Remember the 5 world records breaking Felix Baumgartner in his epic super sonic free fall from the edge of space? I bet you do, now you can watch the full behind the scenes documentary of this epic event.
China plans to have its 60-ton space station ready and operating until 2020 and there is a great chance Europe will cooperate in the building procedure.
