66-year-old man sees color for the first time in his life

Born colorblind, William lived his whole life in back and white. For his 66th birthday, his family decided to pitch in together to buy Enchroma glasses that have color correcting lenses that help the colorblind see color. This video is his expression to opening his gift and witnessing color for the first time.

A strangely mesmerizing illustration of math concepts

From the Japanese educational TV show ‘Design Ah’.

Can a minke whale escape a dramatic attack by orcas?

A lone minke whale. It's just what this group of killer whales was looking for.

Watch: Hippos attack crocodile that's attacking a wildebeest

Timing is everything when visiting Kruger...

Watch: The terrifying speed of a lion charge

Lions are capable of running 50mph in short bursts...

Rome, the city of the emperors, is now the city of the Queen

For your Sunday enjoyment, images of Mary from Rome, Assisi, Orvieto and Subiaco.

How much of the Earth can you see at once?

As you can see, Everest's monumentality quickly disappears against Earth's planetary ginormosity.

An SR-71 Blackbird pilot explains how much fun you can have when you're the fastest plane in the sky

An SR-71 once made it from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles in 1 hour, 4 minutes and 19.89 seconds.

Patrick Lencioni: 5 ways to build and lead effective teams in the Church

An enlightening (and entertaining) talk on the importance of trust, conflict, commitment, accountability and results...

Who's who in the movie credits, from directors to best boy grips

Have you ever sat through the end credits waiting for the post-credit teaser and wondered what exactly do all those people do? We’ll break down the positions in that sea of credits and explain who’s who on a major film production.