Videos

People in glass houses …

I love real estate. Going to check out open houses is as actual hobby for me and Barry. But I’ll tell you, I’ve never been in a rotating house. This mansion in San Diego is truly stunning.

This steakhouse sells 3D-printed ‘meat’

Who doesn’t love a great steak? The perfectly cooked meat that melts in your mouth is incredible. You have to see it to believe it.

Why most meteorites land in Antarctica

Many meteorites hit Earth every year. But have you ever wondered why you don’t see them where you live? But why?

How Shazam uses musical fingerprints to identify songs

With a single tap of your phone, the Shazam app analyzes music around you, revealing the artist and song. It’s powered by an advanced algorithmic orchestra.

Amazon drone just made its 100th delivery

Amazon’s Prime Air has only made about 100 deliveries. Alphabet (Google’s parent company) and Walmart have made hundreds of thousands with their drone tech.

Fiat’s new tiny car

You have to check out this new tiny car from Fiat. Kim Komando wrote about its adorable little features and affordable price.

The secret behind ‘Top Gun’ winning an Oscar for sound

With a masterful blend of familiar sounds, precise cuts and a touch of auditory wizardry, they breathe life into exhilarating flights.

Robot hangs up on call

Ten years ago, an angry telemarketer cursed out Roger Anderson’s young son when he answered the phone. Listen to how realistic it sounds!

Fastest camera cars in the world

This video unveils the Hollywood secrets behind those jaw-dropping car chase sequences that leave us on the edge of our seats.

Can sponges ‘think’ using light?

Sponges are some of the simplest animals on Earth. They are very basic creatures that survive by eating whatever food passes through. Here’s a surprising revelation. They use light.

1920 video footage restored

This is so dang cool. Go back nearly 100 years to see the 19th century lifestyles of the Aran Islanders in old Ireland — colored and edited with artificial intelligence to look like new footage.

Why AI is so bad at creating hands

AI can write essays, diagnose illnesses and even develop software. But there’s one thing AI can’t seem to get right: Human hands. Ask an AI art program to create a photo of hands, and the results are usually pretty darn weird. Why is this?

Can you solve this time-travel riddle?

Time travel is one Hollywood tool that can make your head hurt. Wait, what year is it? Is that the same guy from that other timeline? It can be so confusing.

Lighting up Vegas

The MSG Sphere in Vegas, the world’s largest spherical building, lit up its exterior for the first time with a stunning display of 1. 2 million LEDs.

How Amazon broke the US Patent Office

So many brands have strange names on Amazon. Like BUXKR, XGIZMOO or HNHYGETE. No, no one thinks those are good company names. There’s actually a reason why.

Newspapers are dying

Journalists everywhere are getting laid off. But in South Carolina, newspapers are doing the opposite … hiring more writers and investigating local corruption. The results? Check them out!

Fireworks disaster

A Nebraska family caught this crazy scene on their SimpliSafe home cam last year — I’ve never seen anything like it. Thankfully no one was injured. Be very careful this Fourth of July!

What’s hiding at the deepest point in the ocean?

One of the most unexplored places on Earth is the ocean’s deepest points. We know more about the moon’s surface than what may be down there.

Army of crabs protect spy robot from stingray

Call me crazy, but the deep sea might be scarier than space. You’ve gotta see this video. An army of crabs takes on a very hungry stingray, all to protect their AI robot companion.

Why is blinking required to walk?

Have you heard the theory that it’s impossible to keep your eyes open when you sneeze? That’s just one strange fact of life. Another is that you can’t walk without blinking. Is that true?