Around these corners of the Internet, Jetman is a hero, a legend, a 52-year-old Swiss pilot who has done the impossible — fly solo in the skies, among jets and over the Grand Canyon . Here Yvess "Jetman" Rossy is taking his jetpack over Switzerland's skies in breathtaking high def.

Apple's iPhone 4S might not survive a shot in the face with a sniper rifle , but it's good to know that with this tough-as-balls screen protector, Sir Jonathan Ive's finest mobile creation yet can take a hammer to its screen like The Hulk without any bruisings.

This series of vignettes was created for Danish TV show Dumt & Farlig (or Stupid and Dangerous ).

What we want from solar energy : inexpensive, highly-efficient solar panels that we can attach to our roofs to power our homes, with wiring so simple that any weekend handyman can set it up. What we get: Crap gadgets. Happy Earth Week , Dvicians

Remember back in eighth grade, when you would communicate with your friends by passing notes? Digital SMS text messaging has replaced note passing in most places, but now you can relive that feeling with Moleskin's analog SMS system.

Did you know that whenever you blink, part of your brain temporarily shuts off ? This is a fantastic idea that our brains have had, and an even more fantastic idea is to rig up all of our home electronics to work the same way.

Penguins have been locked in an arms race flippers race with leopard seals for eons, and like any aquatic superpower, they've been developing technology to keep them in the game.

Domino's Pizza comes up with some pretty wacky ideas. (Exhibit A: moon base .) The latest, called Safe Sound, comes from the company's Netherlands arm.

No one wants to talk about bugs. They're gross, invasive and nightmare inducing. In Starship Troopers they are even imagined as planning the destruction of the human race

It sure seems like rodents are the most immediate beneficiaries of all new medical technology, which is only fair, since they have to deal with the other end of things too. Usually just trying random stuff doesn't yield much in the way of benefits, but as it turns out, stuffing rats full of carbon 60 molecules increases their lifespan. By a lot