You are currently browsing the archives for the Nerdocre category.
As well as being a TV mainstay for the last 15 years with some classic episodes behind it, The Simpsons is also a futurist. Of sorts.
The show has an uncanny knack for predicting the future and this six minute clip looks at 10 times that Homer, Marge and the kid’s predicted our futures.
Sneaky Zebra tours the MCM London Comic Con, training his camera on the brightest and best cosplayers.
From elves and hobbits to Avengers, Jedis, and hockey players the whole fantasy, sci-fi, and cult movie spectrum is catered for.
Art Nalls has dedicated his life to flying, which has involved an honorable military career as a Lt. Col and now retirement.
Except Nalls’ retirement has involved him buying a British Harrier Jump Jet, which he maintains religiously to preserve these parts of military history so younger generations can fly them in the future.
Blacksmiths and master craftsmen forge the Predator’s wrists blades (aka: Gauntlet Knives) from the Alien vs. Predator movie.
Then the fun begins as they test them out, slashing the crap out of poor, unsuspecting water melons and coke bottles.
Vsauce looks at the concept of counting and how human’s perceive numbers in this fascinating video.
In it we learn that Jeremy Harper from Alabama holds the World Record for the largest number ever counted to, where he spent three whole months counting, from the moment he woke up to moment he went to sleep.
Captain Kirk and Spock find themselves fighting the Empire in this mashup that sees the Enterprise transported to a galaxy far, far away.
Combining the two biggest sci-fi biggest franchises ever means we get to see TIE Fighters attack the Star Trek crew and Kirk and C-3PO share screen time.
The best way to fight fire is not with fire, or water even, but with sound—according to two engineering students at George Mason University.
Using principles of acoustic suppression Viet Tran and Seth Robertson have created a handheld device that can put out fires by separating oxygen within the fire using sound waves.
Dragon Ball Z toys some to life to fight one another and the animator’s hand in this awesome stop motion.
Jordan Tseng is the video’s author who fights off Broly and Goku, even dunking one of them in the toilet as the ultimate toy punishment.
