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Stunning meteor shower
This jaw-dropping time-lapse video captures the Geminid Meteor Shower in California's high desert country - the Alabama Hills, Eastern Sierras, Mount Whitney and Joshua Tree.
Duration: 3:18
Pictures at the speed of light
MIT researchers have created a high-speed camera that lives up to the name. It captures data at an incredible one trillion frames per second. That's fast enough to film light as it travels.
Duration: 2:47
Catching a ride to the Space Shuttle
It's 9 miles from the crew quarters to the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The astronauts get there in style thanks to the Astrovan, a modified Airstream. Don't miss this insider look at Astrovan's final, sentimental journey.
Duration: 4:17
Rare 1980 video of Steve Jobs
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' greatest early triumph was the Macintosh launch in 1984. Travel back to the heady days leading up to the personal computer revolution in this rare and fascinating Jobs presentation from 1980.
Duration: 23:00
Take a photo
What would happen if you left a disposable camera in multiple public places with a handwritten sign that said: "Take a photo"? Not what you'd expect.
Duration: 2:46
Memories of Pearl Harbor
When Bill Jim Davis graduated from high school in 1939, he had no idea what to do, so he joined the Navy. Two years later, on Dec. 7, 1941, he was aboard the USS Helena when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Listen to his gripping, eyewitness account of "a date which will live in infamy."
Duration: 6:23
Fan's Skyrim song rocks gamer community
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video game is a huge hit for its visual beauty, but it also has an awesome soundtrack. Judith de los Santos has shot to Internet fame with this haunting, acoustic rendition of the soundtrack theme "The Dragonborn Comes." See why it's gone viral in the Skyrim community.
Duration: 2:02
Why does the other line always move faster?
It seems like the other grocery line always moves faster. This interesting video explains how queuing theory, which technicians use to route phone calls, can also create the most efficient arrangement of cashiers and checkout lines.
Duration: 3:43
Experience 1 second of beauty
What's your definition of beauty? Babies? Pets? Sunsets? A short film contest, The Beauty of a Second, asks this question of filmmakers. Watch dozens of beautiful images that contestants submitted to demonstrate beauty in 1 second of film.
Duration: 1:07
Heart-stopping, single-pipe alpine coaster
Is this the scariest alpine coaster in existence? Sail down a mountain in Mieders, Austria, on a "toboggan" without brakes. The single-pipe, elevated track makes its way through more than a mile of straightaways, curves and hairpin turns at speeds up to 56 mph. You'll be glad it's just a video.
Duration: 3:59
Sixth grade app developer
When Apple released its software development kit for app programmers, sixth-grader Thomas Saurez grabbed it and got busy. He says his best effort so far is an anti-Justin Bieber game called Bustin' Jieber - a variation on Whac-a-mole.
Duration: 4:34
John Lewis Christmas 2011
This annual commercial for the John Lewis department store chain is bringing tears to eyes all over the United Kingdom. Watch it and be swept back in time while pondering the true meaning of Christmas.
Duration: 1:30