Outrageous Acts of Science

The most power-hungry clip-makers on the web harness lightning, fire and ice to blow the lid off the internet.

The spotlight is turned onto internet legends who have done something incredible, or are just incredibly lucky. Featured are the fails, flops and the unlikely successes that makes one wonder if they meant to do it all along.

Experts count down the most amazing inventions on the web, including a real lightsaber, helmets that give an animal view and a kettle powered by thermite.

In an epic power trip, the most powerful clips on the web include a mind-control helmet, a 2,000-watt laser bazooka and one explosive lunch.

The internet's most ingenious trend-setting videos include never-before-done barrel rolls, dizzying experiments in space and a bungee jump like no other.

The scientific world is celebrated in backyards with some of the wildest, homemade internet videos, including a suburban scientist that bathes in liquid putty, daredevils that build flying bikes and backyard UFOs.

The best inventors on the web problem solve on video, including testing a kit to fend off sharks, skydiving without parachutes and building DIY scuba gear.

Internet legends of epic skills and fails includes videos of heart-stopping trick shots, extreme mountain-unicycles and a relaxing bath of chili sauce.

The most inventive ideas on the web are showcased, including a machine that gives tattoos, an engine built from paper and a giant, homemade swing.

Experts separate facts from science fiction, examining videos including a wood saw made out of paper, a selfie with a tornado and giant alligators on a Florida golf course.

The weirdest, wildest and wackiest nature loving videos on the internet include cuddly bears, criminal ferrets and an entire island made from trash.

Internet pioneers wrestle with the forces of the universe and face the elements in order to capture something extraordinary.

Clips of fearless innovators with a genius for anarchy and destruction include hungry hippos and a firearm symphony shootout.

We're counting down clips celebrating the fearless innovators who have a genius for anarchy and destruction. From real-life hungry hippos to a firearm symphony shootout, these kings of carnage will showcase science in its most explosive form.

The ultimate bucket list is created with videos showing how to cook bread with a volcano, build underwater hotel rooms and go eyeball-to-eyeball with great white sharks.

Some of the most mind-bending clips on the web include a taste-test of a 100-year-old cracker, a real-life transformer and guitars played underwater.

We're about to blow minds with some of the most mind-bending clips on the web. Our experts taste-test a 100-year-old cracker, witness a real-life transformer car, and listen to guitars played underwater.