Super-ambitious architectural projects that did not get built Throughout history, there have been many fantastical and outlandish urban projects that never made it past the drawing board. From Hitler's dream of a new Berlin to a sealed dome over Manhattan, here are some of the most incredible.

This video captures how the most important television antenna was affected by a fire in Hoogersmilde, Holland. The top part of the antenna which is more than 180 meters in length collapsed and fell down to the ground. Luckily, nobody was under and/or got hurt.

This animate was adapted from a talk given at the RSA by Sir Ken Robinson, world-renowned education and creativity expert and recipient of the RSA's Benjamin Franklin award.

“A level-adjusting function will allow the space-age-looking carriages, accessible to all users, to remain horizontal while speeding up the mountain at up to 10 metres a second. It is due to be opened by the Swiss president, Doris Leuthard, in the Alpine resort of Stoos, 1,300 metres (4,300ft) above

Thousands of metres up the vertiginous slopes of Shifou Mountain in Hunan Province, China, a team of workers, operating with hardly any safety measures, are building a footpath.

Tel Aviv's high-tech credentials have received a boost with the news that the city has been ranked second in an innovation competition organized by the Urban Land Institute in collaboration with the Wall Street Journal

Justin Timberlake Is Bringing Sexy Robots Back. “Filthy” is a sci-fi curveball of a comeback single for the Super Bowl performer—but also a weirdly familiar one.

A carefully executed publicity campaign turned a pretty average pilot into an aviation legend. The real reason Amelia Earhart is so famous

This man walking was struck by lightning and was able to get up and tell the story. A passer by with a video camera was able to capture the image.

John Collins, the Paper Airplane Guy, shows how to fold five amazing paper planes. We’ve also posted instructions for four of the best paper planes.