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Showing posts with label Channel. Show all posts
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2009-04-29

Have you seen the Channel Creature?



On 20th April 2009 Thierry and Sophie were enjoying a walk at the Boulogne Harbour. They are both passionate about boats and sea-life and intended filming the variety of boats sailing out of the harbour. As Thierry was filming, his eye glued to the lens, he suddenly became aware of a large shape which appeared on the horizon. Intrigued, he zoomed the camera in to focus more clearly and saw a huge, dark, rapidly moving object, which disappeared within a matter of seconds. Something of an amateur expert about the sea and marine life, he knew this was not simply the outline of a whale or any similar creature and was convinced that he had sighted some phenomenon as yet unseen by man. He decided to contact the AMR who are pursuing further investigations.

Subsequently the AMR has collected a substantial number of testimonials from different areas. The strong similarities between the descriptions seem to confirm the existence of a ‘gigantic’ and extremely ‘fast-moving’ creature off our shores.

We are calling for all witnesses of sightings of any strange phenomena in the English Channel to contact the AMR immediately via our website www.thechannelcreature.com. A reward is being offered for evidence leading directly to proof of this creature’s existence.

2009-02-20

How-to: Ice cream cone

Interesting story about how the yummy ice cream cones are made from the History Channel:

2008-04-18

Discovery - I love the world

The World is just awesome... A clip by Discovery Channel:


2008-04-04

How it's made: Pinball Machine

You will find more "How it's made" short documentary videos showing how common everyday items are manufactured at Science Channel Video.
The pinball machine in this clip is a great one:

2007-05-14

The Year 2057 - Our lives in 50 Years...

Three-parts series documentary by Discovery Channel about how our world would look like in 50 years. What would be the car, the computer, the wars then? The whole documentary is pretty long, but some parts are really interesting: