Awesome Pov

Bike rider Bienvenido Aguado Alba’s GoPro captured exactly what he saw when he crash landed, then later pulled off the first ever competition double front-flip – giving us just a small taste of the rush he must have experienced.

YouTube now supports 360º video playback on Chrome and on Android devices. You can change the camera’s perspective both while the video is playing and when it’s paused. See more examples here, here and here.

An imperial eagle named Darshan descended over 2,700ft. from the top of the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, while taking cues from his trainer on the ground. The feat was set up to raise awareness on endangered birds of prey.

Vimeo member Porco 777 shares this awesome onboard footage of quadcopters racing through a forest course. They’re using the Porket Racer 240 fitted with two cameras, one for their live feed and one for HD recording.

This is a metaphor for many of life’s challenges. Something about lights, tunnels, heights and broken bones. Er, live by making sure today’s going to be your last? We’ll just let Marshall Miller show you. He’s a walking motivational poster.

Borrowing from the Vince Gilligan school of camerawork, Burger Fiction strapped a GoPro to everyday objects to provide a unique perspective on the world. The hammercam is cool, but we still think Breaking Bad’s shovelcam is the best.

Dizzying footage from the launch of the Team GoFast’s rocket, which last year broke the world’s record for the highest and fastest launch of an amateur rocket, reaching a height of 385,800 feet (73.1 miles) at a top speed of 3,580 mph.

This flyover of Russia’s Central Air Force Museum provides a unique perspective on these retired Russian airplanes and helicopters parked in the snow. The Concorde’s cousin Tupolev Tu-144 on the far left side is our favorite.

GoPro shares this exhilarating video of Brandon Mikesell zipping over the mountains of Walenstadt, Switzerland on his wingsuit. The song is Koto by Odesza. Brandon has a raw video of another run over the same line here.

Good Morning America and DJI used the Inspire 1 drone to stream live footage of Bardarbunga, an active volcano in Iceland. The reporter blabbered all through out, but to be fair she seemed genuinely amazed at what they were doing.

An autonomous drone delivers a chocolate bar across Hong Kong. YouTuber Sky Frog explains that it wasn’t a simple process. Read his guide on the video’s description to find out how complicated it actually was.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber MrCods. Motovlogger is a postman in Australia. He wanted to break the stereotype that posties and dogs don’t get along, so he shared this video of him interacting with the dogs on his route.

YouTuber Pierogram strapped Roman candles to a quadcopter and chased down his buddies with it. Before you start laughing wickedly and your eyes glaze over, factor in the risk of ending up in the hospital or in jail in your plans.

A new era in live sports broadcasting arrives with GoPro and the NHL’s collaboration. Starting at the 2015 NHL All-Star games, players will wear GoPros, providing viewers with up close shots of the action. NFL and NBA are you watching?

Candide Thovex skis and somersaults his way down the slopes of Val Blanc, France in one of the best first-person videos we’ve ever seen. You don’t need music or flashy editing when you have someone this skilled at work.

YouTuber Lewis Knights shows off his luge cart run at the Skyline park in Queenstown, New Zealand. The park has a scenic track and an advanced track. We were waiting for one of the guys in front to start tossing banana peels.