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best weird satisfying videos the newest winter compilation
Bookmarked 328 weeks ago best weird satisfying videos the newest winter compilationltbrgthave you ever seen something that makes your skin tingle and for some unknown reason provides you with a sense of unbridled peace and happiness gears working in perfect synchronization a cake frosted with absolute precision mouth-watering chocolate balls of fish and marbles rolling so smoothly it hurts and many more amazing and satisfying things you have never seen before something that is just satisfying well here039s exactly ten solid minutes of that feeling get satisfiedltbrgtplease like share and subscirbe my channelltbrgthttps:wwwyoutubecomchannelucphih8mf3cg2evobe-xnr-wltbrgtltbrgtsatisfying ltbrgtweirdsatisfying ltbrgtsatisfyingvideos |
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the subway time
Bookmarked 808 weeks ago one work from a student of beijing film academyyes the student is meenjoy itthe making-of http:vimeocom12421375--------------------------bgm list1the human spirit unconditional compassion 1 -- de wolfe music2welcom to beijing3falliccia -- kenmochi hidefumi 4vengeance no snare --cerberus i x-ray dog5the hunted - immediate music--immediate music6tits amp ass - the creat condion weekend-----------------------------lidongzhenblogbuscommsn:lidongzhenhotmailcomgmail:dongzhenligmailcomhttp:twittercomanimixer |
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the cast of dragon ball z dubs classic movie scenes nerdist
Bookmarked 552 weeks ago if you thought you had seen theampnbspfinal form of goku vegeta frieza and theampnbspdragon ball z gang then you were woefully uninformed becauseampnbspthis isn039t even their final form we can think of over 9000 reasons 8000 if you039re pedantic why you would want to see goku go toe to toe with frieza one more time fortunately you can do exactly that inampnbspdragon ball z: resurrection fampnbspwhich is in theaters now for a limited theatrical run if the trailers were any indication this film is absolutely bonkers putting more jacked-up dudes fighting onscreen than we039ve ever seen before in a dbz productionampnbspseeing our favorite characters back on the big screen was a hoot but it got us thinking |
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liveleakcom - crazy landing kids do not repeat this at home seen from the ground
Bookmarked 689 weeks ago dornier 28 in einsenach germany crazy landing seen from the groundsame as 039039crazy landing kids do not repeat this at home039039 but seen from the ground |
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huge gut blowing up even bigger important update
Bookmarked 337 weeks ago hey guysso not to draw it out too much and if you follow me on other social you might have seen this already but im taking a little break just need to be offline and in the real world for a little while thank you so much for supporting me over the years im not gonna delete this channel but there may not be any uploads for a while ive put together a folder of about 450 videos and photos of my gaining journey from six pack to the gut you see nowstuff that mostly hasnt been seen beforeso if you thats something you may be interested in you can shoot me an email at adventuretime7489gmailjust kind of want to get everything off my handsmake sure i leave no stone unturned lol im asking for 30 for hours of videos and several hundred pics so not a bad deal i thinkanyhoo you can let me know and either way thank you guys for all the love and comments |
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escher: sky and water 1
Bookmarked 808 weeks ago escher excerpt from the nfb film escher van gogh and seurat: art at play |
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one minute fly
Bookmarked 806 weeks ago as its name is already telling the one minute fly has got a very limited lifespan one minute in which it wants to experience everything that makes life worth living |
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carl sagan - 039a glorious dawn039 ft stephen hawking symphony of science
Bookmarked 802 weeks ago mp3: http:wwwsymphonyofsciencecom my own musical tribute to two great men of science carl sagan and his cosmologist companion stephen hawking present: a glorious dawn - cosmos remixed almost all samples and footage taken from carl sagan039s cosmos and stephen hawking039s universe series rip dr sagan you will be missedthis song is now out on 7quot vinyl through jack white and friends at third man records check it out here:http:storethirdmanrecordscomcarlsaganaspxand is now available on itunes as well search for a glorious dawnplease click hq to watch in better qualitygo here for another scientist remix:http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=xgk84poeynkand my website for more original music:http:wwwcolorpulsemusiccomenjoy-johnboswelj3gmailcomlyrics:saganif you wish to make an apple pie from scratchyou must first invent the universespace is filled with a network of wormholesyou might emerge somewhere else in spacesome when-else in timethe sky calls to usif we do not destroy ourselveswe will one day venture to the starsa still more glorious dawn awaitsnot a sunrise but a galaxy risea morning filled with 400 billion sunsthe rising of the milky waythe cosmos is full beyond measure of elegant truthsof exquisite interrelationships of the awesome machinery of naturei believe our future depends powerfully on how well we understand this cosmosin which we float like a mote of dustin the morning skybut the brain does much more than just recollectit inter-compares it synthesizes it analyzes it generates abstractionsthe simplest thought like the concept of the number one has an elaborate logical underpinningthe brain has its own languagefor testing the structure and consistency of the worldhawkingfor thousands of yearspeople have wondered about the universedid it stretch out foreveror was there a limitfrom the big bang to black holesfrom dark matter to a possible big crunchour image of the universe todayis full of strange sounding ideassaganhow lucky we are to live in this timethe first moment in human history when we are in fact visiting other worldsthe surface of the earth is the shore of the cosmic oceanrecently we039ve waded a little way outand the water seems inviting---------------------------------------watch cosmos for free on hulu:http:wwwhulucomcosmoscarl sagan039s mii character for wii:6774-1898-8986 |
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symphony of science - 039our place in the cosmos039 ft sagan dawkins kaku jastrow
Bookmarked 802 weeks ago mp3: http:symphonyofsciencecom quotour place in the cosmosquot the third video from the symphony of science was crafted using samples from carl sagan039s cosmos richard dawkins039 genius of charles darwin series dawkins039 ted talk stephen hawking039s universe series michio kaku039s interview on physics and aliens plus added visuals from baraka koyaanisqatsi history channel039s universe series and imax cosmic voyage the themes present in this song are intended to explore our understanding of our origins within the universe and to challenge the commonplace notion that humans have a superior or privleged position both on our home planet and in the universe itself rip dr sagan and dr jastrowfor more science remixes check out http:symphonyofsciencecomas always view in hq mode for better sound and visualsenjoyjohnjohnsymphonyofsciencecomlyrics:narratorwith every centuryour eyes on the universe have been opened anewwe are witnessto the very brink of time and spacerobert jastrowwe must ask ourselveswe who are so proud of our accomplishmentswhat is our place in the cosmic perspective of lifecarl saganthe exploration of the cosmosis a voyage of self discoveryas long as there have been humanswe have searched for our place in the cosmosrichard dawkinsare there things about the universethat will be forever beyond our graspare there things about the universe that areungraspablesaganone of the great revelations of space explorationis the image of the earth finite and lonelybearing the entire human speciesthrough the oceans of space and timedawkinsmatter flows from place to placeand momentarily comes together to be yousome people find that thought disturbingi find the reality thrillingsaganas the ancient mythmakers knewwe039re children equally of the earth and the skyin our tenure on this planet we039ve accumulateddangerous evolutionary baggagewe039ve also acquired compassion for otherslove for our childrenand a great soaring passionate intelligencethe clear tools for our continued survivalmichio kakuwe could be in the middleof an inter-galactic conversationand we wouldn039t even knowsaganwe039ve begun at lastto wonder about our originsstar stuff contemplating the starstracing that long pathour obligation to survive and flourishis owed not just to ourselvesbut also to that cosmosancient and vast from which we spring |
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symphony of science - 039the unbroken thread039 ft attenborough goodall sagan
Bookmarked 801 weeks ago mp3: http:symphonyofsciencecomquotthe unbroken threadquot is the fourth video in the symphony of science series and it features david attenborough jane goodall and carl sagan the clips used in this installment come from carl sagan039s cosmos david attenborough039s charles darwin and the tree of life the life of mammals the living planet bbc life xvivo scientific animations imax cosmic voyage jane goodall039s ted talk and a clever guiness commercial the themes present in the unbroken thread attempt to explore the wild diversity of life on our planet the intricacy and origin of its mechanisms and its close relation to all other life formscheck out http:symphonyofsciencecom for more science music videosand my other website for more original electronic music: http:wwwcolorpulsemusiccomnow available in hd for your viewing pleasure enjoyjohnjohnsymphonyofsciencecomlyrics:david attenboroughall life is relatedand it enables us to construct with confidencethe complex tree that represents the history of lifeour planet the earth is as far as we knowunique in the universe it contains lifehere plants and animals proliferate in such numbersthat we still have not even named all the different speciesdarwin039s great insight revolutionized the way in which we see the worldwe now understand why there are so many different speciescarl saganevery cell is a triumph of natural selectionand we039re made of trillions of cells within us is a little universethose are some of the things that molecules dogiven four billions years of evolution we are each of us a multitudenow how did the molecules of life ariseattenboroughit began in the seasome 3 thousand million years agocomplex chemical molecules began to clump togetherthese were the quotseedsquotfrom which the tree of life developedthey were able to split replicating themselvesas bacteria dosaganthe secrets of evolutionare time and deaththere039s an unbroken thread that stretchesfrom those first cells to usrefrainjane goodallthere isn039t a sharp line dividing humansfrom the rest of the animal kingdomit039s a very wuzzie lineit039s a very wuzzie lineand it039s getting wuzzierall the timewe find animals doing things that wein our arroganceused to think was quotjust humanquotrefrainattenboroughits continued survival now rests in our hands |
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symphony of science - the poetry of reality an anthem for science
Bookmarked 801 weeks ago mp3: http:symphonyofsciencecomthe poetry of reality is the fifth installment in the symphony of science music video series it features 12 scientists and science enthusiasts including michael shermer jacob bronowski carl sagan neil degrasse tyson richard dawkins jill tarter lawrence krauss richard feynman brian greene stephen hawking carolyn porco and pz myers promoting science through words of wisdom special thanks are due to the sagan appreciation society: http:wwwyoutubecomusersaganappreciationsoc and connie barlow:http:wwwyoutubecomuserghostsofevolutionfor their huge help in finding source materials check out their youtube pages thanks also to all of you who suggested footage that i have not mentioned i really appreciate itcheck out http:symphonyofsciencecom for more science music videosand my other website for more original electronic music: http:wwwcolorpulsemusiccomnow available in hd for your viewing pleasure enjoyjohnjohnsymphonyofsciencecomlyrics:michael shermerscience is the best tool ever devisedfor understanding how the world worksjacob bronowskiscience is a very human form of knowledgewe are always at the brink of the knowncarl saganscience is a collaborative enterprisespanning the generationswe remember those who prepared the wayseeing for them alsoneil degrasse tysonif you039re scientifically literatethe world looks very different to youand that understanding empowers yourefrain:richard dawkinsthere039s real poetry in the real worldscience is the poetry of realitysaganwe can do scienceand with it we can improve our livesjill tarterthe story of humans is the story of ideasthat shine light into dark cornerslawrence kraussscientists love mysteriesthey love not knowingrichard feynmani don039t feel frightened by not knowing thingsi think it039s much more interestingbrian greenethere039s a larger universal reality of which we are all a partstephen hawkingthe further we probe into the universethe more remarkable are the discoveries we makecarolyn porcothe quest for the truth in and of itselfis a story that039s filled with insightsrefraingreenefrom our lonely point in the cosmoswe have through the power of thoughtbeen able to peer back to a brief momentafter the beginning of the universepz myersi think that science changes the way your mind worksto think a little more deeply about thingsdawkinsscience replaces private prejudice with publicly verifiable evidencerefrain |