Click here for photos of an amazing wreck. What a lucky guy!

Click here for a video of an unbelievably over-crowded wave pool. After watching, try to figure out how the people in the middle manage to get out.

Click here for a video of how to turn a handheld flashlight into a laser that will light matches and pop balloons. You'll need the laser from a DVD recorder. Be warned, this can easily damage your eyes! For more information, click here. Again, this can be dangerous so be very careful.

For some amazing snow sculptures, click here.

Google Earth Hacks has many 3D models and points of interest on Google Maps:

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Check this video of people used as pixels for an animation:

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Lt. Walter Haut was the public relations officer for the Air Force at the time of the supposed Roswell UFO crash. Shortly before his death, he signed a notarized statement that has now been released. Haut says there really was a flying saucer and that he saw alien bodies. Here are three stories about it: Story #1, Story #2 and Story #3

The White House website has the infamous "Mission Accomplished" video online. Strangely/dishonestly they've cropped the top off so the "Mission Accomplished" banner is no longer visible.

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Perdue University has done a very nice computer animation of the World Trade Center attack. Click here to view.

I was looking through some of my old childhood stuff and ran across lots of Johnny Lightning and Hot Wheels cars and tracks. I recall liking JL the better of the two. Possibly because of the way the track worked. Rather than having a motorized "supercharger" that shot the car around the track, you had a little catapult-type thing that you manually flung the car with. When it completed the lap, you caught it with the catapult and shot it again. Much more skill was involved and the cars blasted around a lot faster.