You’ve seen what an avalanche looks like in 4K, now check out the French Alps, as captured by photographer Romano using an FPV drone, the HGLRC Rekon 6 Vista to be exact. The breathtaking footage will take you from Chamonix (1030m) in France all the way up to Aiguille du Midi (3842m).
EngineAI showcases PM01, the world’s first front-flipping humanoid robot, or so the company claims. It’s called the PM01 and everything is open source, which means the robot will only set you back around $13,700, a bargain compared to Boston Dynamics’ Atlas.
Priced from $155,000 USD and limited to just 46-units, the BMW M4 CS Edition VR46 celebrates the birthday of nine-time motorcycle world champion Valentino Rossi (ITA). Available in VR46 Sport and VR46 Style trims, this limited edition includes a 2-day Italian experience with stops at both the VR46 Motor Ranch in Tavullia and the BMW M Driving Experience at the Misano World Circuit.
Many have been waiting to see a street-legal flying car for decades now, and the Alef Model A might be the closest thing yet. There is so much demand that 3,200 people have already pre-ordered a $299,999 USD Model A, even before a fully-functional prototype has been shown to the public.
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We know the numerous iPhone 16e leaks were fairly accurate in predicting its design, so with that said, this is what the iPhone 17 lineup might look like based on CAD files received by some case manufacturers. We get a sneak peek at the iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max.
Diver Andrea Ramos Nascimento’s Insta360 X4 camera was nearly swallowed by a tiger shark during a feeding session off the coast of Freeport in The Bahamas. Thanks to the camera’s ability to shoot 360-degree video and choose various viewpoints during editing, we’re able to see what the shark was looking at from inside its mouth.
NASA / ESA’s Hubble Space Telescope captured this stunning image of the Veil Nebula, a supernova remnant located 2,400 light-years from Earth in the constellation Cygnus. What you’re looking at is the remnants of a star 20 times as massive as the Sun that exploded approximately 10,000 years ago.
China has begun testing CR450 prototypes, which is now the world’s fastest high-speed train. They are all powered by an advanced, water-cooled, permanent magnet traction system, as well as a reliable, high-stability bogie system.
