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 | Strange Japanese Sea Creatures | At the bottom of Japan's Suruga Bay lie strange and exotic creatures, including spider crabs (largest crabs in the world), chimeras and lantern sharks. | 6630 |
 | Visualizing One Trillion Dollars | A short animated video illustrating the value of a trillion dollars. "Thanks to the current bailout, trillion is the new billion". | 2069 |
 | Search Engines: Technology, Society, and Business with Sergey Brin | UC Berkeley Lecture by Sergey Brin, (Google co-founder). | 537 |
 | Arithmetic, Population, and Energy Part 1 of 8 | Most people do not understand exponential growth, yet the concept is of fundamental importance. Lecture by Dr. Albert A. Bartlett, professor emeritus of Physics at the University of Colorado-Boulder. | 795 |
 | Black Holes and Time Travel (National Geographic) | Is time travel possible? The density of black holes leads to a gravitational pull that streches and warps space-time around it. Similarly, cosmic strings have immense density and bend space-time. | 809 |
 | Gmail IMAP for the iPhone | This video explains how to better manage your Gmail account on an iPhone through IMAP. | 1733 |
 | Sixth Sense Projection Technology (TEDTalks) | A wearable device with a projector invented by Pranav Mistry can not only project information about the object you are currently looking at (e.g. a book, person or supermarket item), but it can also project buttons which allow you to interact in various ways. | 2725 |
 | Infinite Photograph (National Geographic) | A fun web-application that provides a photo-mosaic portrait of the world and allows you to zoom in infinitely. Created by National Geographic. | 8387 |
 | Sonic Boom | A look into the fascinating topic of supersonic travel and the amazing phenomenon of sonic booms. | 4168 |
 | How to make a Hoverboard Part 1 | This video shows you how to build a hoverboard from scratch. | 522 |
 | Crazy Nuts - Impossible Object Optical Illusion | A simple but mind-boggling optical illusion of the impossible object type. This illusion shows two independently moving nuts that seem to defy the laws of geometry. | 51380 |
 | What the future holds - Nanoelectronics | Morph is a concept demonstrating some of the possibilities nano technologies might enable in future communication devices. | 10072 |