In 1961 the biggest nuclear bomb ever detonated exploded at the equivalent of 50 million tons of TNT.
This previously unseen footage of the event has just been declassified and released for the first time.
It was dropped from a TU-95v plane, which even though 75 miles away when the explosion took place, was hit by the shockwave causing it to quickly drop altitude and making control difficult for the pilot for a few minutes.

From: Film at MoMA
"The Flying Train" depicts a ride on a suspended railway in Germany in 1902. The footage is almost as impressive as the feat of engineering it captures.
Built to make use of otherwise dead space in a city, the trains run above existing roads and rivers with only the slender struts and stations entryways taking up space on the ground.

Built in 1901, the train is still running today:

Educational & funny....by Jay Foreman.

The Atlas Mountain Race is an unsupported single-stage cycling race that took place in Morocco in Febraury 2020. The race took riders from Marrakech across the High Atlas and from there onwards through the Anti Atlas to Agadir.

A short documentary about craft, and the uncelebrated typographers of the road. The film shows a day in the life of Glasgow roadliner Thomas ‘Tam’ Lilley.

Filmed by Pretend Lovers & O Street

Roadliners from O Street on Vimeo.

An 84-Hour Bikepacking Ramble.

Leaving the Sleeper Train at the highest, remotest station on the West Highland Line, a group of cyclists head off on an opportunistic wintry journey to ride the old-established network of gravel drove roads.

Julie Nolke attempts to explain the near future to the January 2020 version of herself.

The subtitles are well worth switching on!

An interesting short documentary about the logical reasoning behind building HS2. A railway engineer clearly explains what's going on and addresses many of the contentious points, such the environmental impact, using actual data. It's not about the saving a few minutes that the media bang on about. It's about a lot more. It's also interesting to hear how it will free up existing capacity and affect places far from the line, the example mentioned being Aberystwyth.

I have no idea!?!

SKYWATCH is a sci-fi proof of concept written & directed by Colin Levy.

This short has been six years in the making, funded via Kickstarter, and crafted by volunteering artists across the world.