“The tale of the last remaining panda in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.”

“This is where Nokia got the idea for Snake.” — arsenalfanshukri

“Marina Bay Sands has been chosen as the venue to the largest BASE jumping attempt in Singapore. Seven professional BASE jumpers, participated in this adrenaline pumping display to welcome the New Year.” — Snow R. Shai

“A city that glows long after the light has faded. It seems people are always moving in and out of New York in pursuit of dreams. The city comes alive at night, as if unsatisfied to simply sleep. Many of us will leave one day, perhaps when we finally awaken, but those blurry lights continue to inspire long after.” — Blue Eden

“My dad bet me $100 that I couldn’t do one backflip (backflip, gainer, wallflip, etc.) each day of 2011.” — thetrollmasterflex

“Amazing, gorgeous, beautiful. I just watched this in my totally dark room with my headphones on and I’m still in shock. The atmosphere, the soundtrack, the build up! I’ve been to Yosemite NP once, 2 years ago and I absolutely loved the place, it’s so amazing to experience that place again through your video.” — Fraa

“Impressive! What a beautiful place! Great timelapses!” — Erick Chévez

“Fed up with frequent graffiti, a Danish architectural firm has come up with a novel way of protecting a playground from vandalism. The mirror pavilion in Copenhagen’s Central Park, Denmark, features an eye-catching array of different mirrors designed to distort the building’s surroundings. The center, used by visiting kindergarten classes, was plagued by graffiti and town hall officials turned to architects MLRP after failing to stop the damage. Thanks to clever use of distorted mirrors, curved mirror doors and invisible entrances, the building reflects the parks surrounding gardens and can even seem to disappear entirely as a result of the optical effect.” w/ photos

“We built this interactive punching bag as a summer project before uni. We added lights, sounds and sensors to a conventional punching bag. It’s programmable, so we can design games or experiment with stimulus and feedback in HCI.” — MotivationalDinosaur

“The world’s fastest limousine can go from 0 to 60mph in less than 6 seconds. It is made from a Ferrari 360 Modena chopped in half and stretched by 9.5ft with a section of hand-built carbon fiber. It has a top speed of around 166mph – just 17mph less than the standard 183mph Modena. The 20ft long car, which only seats 8 people, is set to claim two Guinness World Records as the fastest limousine and the longest Ferrari.”