YouTube's most entertaining gun "expert" FPS Russia makes his living blowing crap up with firearms, but his new fake quadrotor with a machine gun strapped to it is so very badass, we had to share it with you guys.

One thing that never gets old is watching a time lapse of Earth from space . NASA's just released a new four minute long time lapse featuring 14 different sequences of our planet taken from the ISS by the Expedition 30 crew and set to Howard Blake's "Walking in the Air." This is emotional stuff.

Building on its bubbly semi-autonomous two-seat EN-V concept vehicle , GM's storming right back with a successor. This time around, the EN-V 2.0 is a little more practical and definitely won't have any chances of tipping over.

This is one wild blanket. It's all embroidered up with sensors, conductive tassels and resistors that enable it to gather enough information to create a 3D model of itself no matter how it is folded or laid out

Here at Dvice we've reported on a variety of alternative street lamp designs. We've seen kinetic powered versions and solar models , but this glowing green lamp is a first

Yep, you read that right. The latest tool in the arsenal of the scientific study is a rubber chicken named Camilla. Camilla was tied to a helium balloon and floated 120,000 feet above earth to study solar storms as part of an experiment by a group of high school students and fifth graders.

Tyler DeAngelo is taking Frogger to the streets, sort of. Using real-time traffic from NYC's crazy-busy Fifth Avenue, virtual frogs will attempt to cross the street unscathed. Check out the video below for Fifth Avenue Frogger in action

The street cultures of BMX bike riders and hip-hop turntablism have been linked for years, but only now has one group married the two in a way that could actually create a brand new, music-infused sport.

If you have big plans this Earth Day, it might feel like the day flew by when it ends. But look back in a few weeks, and it'll seem like it lasted for months. This is called the holiday paradox, and now we're beginning to understand it

If you were given the Jeopardy! ! category "things that breathe," chances are your answer might be, "What are living creatures?" Chances are also high that your answer would not be, "What is a battery?" You'd be wrong.