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The Best Fails Of The Week

What Could Go Wrong? Everything! – The Best Fails Of The Week!

If you haven’t had the best week, be thankful you aren’t one of these people. Check out some of the funniest fails this week had to offer!

Living On Earth Is Overrated! – Space Station Astronauts Grow a Water Bubble in Space, Then Push A GoPro Inside Of It!

During Expedition 40 in the summer of 2014, NASA astronauts Steve Swanson and Reid Wiseman, and European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst, explored the phenomenon of water surface tension in microgravity on the International Space Station. The crew “submerged” a sealed GoPro camera into a floating ball of water the size of a softball. Awesome!

This Skatepark Has Seen Some Sh*t – Like Mortal Kombat’s Raiden, Eminem And Michael Jackson Throwing Down Some Of The Most Impressive Park Skating Ever!

This is one of the best Halloween edits we’ve seen. Next-level skateboarding remixed to Michael Jackson. This video is produced by Majer Crew — “Just a group of friends from small town in Texas (Edinburg, TX).” You don’t want to miss this one!

Photographer Sarah DeRemer wanted to work on her photoshop skills so she sat down and combined two separate animals to create one creature. The results are pretty awesome.

Skarping: What you get when you mix wakeboarding, fishing & basketball!

Skarping is an entirely new way to have unbelievable fun behind a boat. There was a lot of "backyard ingenuity" used to come up with more effective ways to battle these carp.

This Wild New Two Seater Electric Watercraft Makes You Feel Like You’re Flying Over Water, Claims To Be Unsinkable And Silent!

Quadrofoil is a thrilling, sustainable electric watercraft that lets you fly over water. Aerodynamic design, precision engineering, and patented steering technology enable it to glide on water and provide an entirely new and thrilling water experience.

The lightweight, eco-friendly watercraft is almost silent and has zero emissions, it has a cruising speed up to 40 kph/25 mph and a range of up to 62 miles/100km on a single charge.

Due to ship in March 2015, the Quadrofoil is available now for pre-order in two versions, the limited edition Q2S for US$28,000, or the Q2A version costing significantly less at US$18,700.

Bodyguards protect one of six remaining Northern White Rhinos

An extremely rare white rhino, of which there are only four left in the entire world, in the Kenyan Ol Pejeta reservation, roams about the plains flanked by armed bodyguards. The four men are ‘one’ with the rhino, who allows the guards to sit next to him while he eats or takes a rest and who see to it poachers don’t kill the precious animal. The Kenyan reservation took this dramatic step to ensure the survival of the almost extinct specie, after 4 of the then 8 remaining white rhinos were killed in December 2009. The remaining four rhinos are the only hope the Ol Pejeta reservation (and the world) has for these rare animals to survive.

Guardium-LS UGV G-NIUS Autonomous unmanned ground systems

Relieving the extreme weight load on the dismounted soldier, the Guardium-LS UGV™, a versatile – multi purpose autonomous unmanned ground vehicle, replenishes forward troops with up to 1.2 tons of ammunition and supplies without endangering manned vehicles over IEDs stricken routes. An offspring of the operational Guardium UGV™, the Guardium-LS UGV™ equips the war fighter with a robust toolkit for a variety of operational scenarios as route proving, base protection, ISTAR and combat logistic support.

Based on the mission’s requirements, the Guardium- LS UGV™ is commanded either through mobile or portable terminals or act in a mule mode, where it autonomously follows a squad unit. The Guardium-LS UGV™ system complies with ongoing military and industry standards, for which it was exhaustively trialed over thousands of operational hours. The Guardium-LS UGV™ system is an inclusive solution, comprising the unmanned ground vehicle, a dedicated command and control application, a customer tailored communication suite, a modular selection of payloads and a comprehensive logistic support package.

After Sinking Billions Of Dollars Into The Program, The F-35B Jet Was Finally Able To Hover For The First Time – Impressive, Or A Waste Of Tax Payers Money?

The F-35 Lightning II project may be a colossal never-ending money suck — costing America nearly $400 billion for 2,400 planes — but watching the F-35B variant successfully hover almost makes it worth it. If it fails as a fighter jet, it can still be one hell of a leaf blower right?

Skydivers Create Stunning Light Show By Strapping Fireworks to Themselves

In what we can only imagine was the ultimate adrenaline rush, a team of Ohio-based skydivers strapped fireworks to their legs which burned as they plummeted toward Earth.

Members of Team Fastrax jumped from 13,500 feet with the fireworks blazing for about 45 seconds. Sounds pretty dangerous, yes, but these daredevils successfully pulled off the stunt — and the results were stunning.