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Emilien De Falco is a Hollywood stuntman and martial arts expert. He trains for three hours a day in LA, where he moved seven years ago from France.

He has appeared in movies such as "District 13: Ultimatum."

He posts videos of his impressive training routine on his social media pages.

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A UK company has recorded super strong magnets in slow motion crushing everyday items.

Magnet Expert Ltd used two powerful neodymium magnets to crush an iPhone, a cup of Rainbow drops, an apple, and a carton of Vimto.

These magnets have a direct pull force of 116kg but as they accelerate together this force rises.

The magnets used can be bought for £52.50 online, but they should only be handled by professionals due to their strength.

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Watching these sweets melt and re-form in fast motion is awesome.

Austrian videographer Erwin Trummer picked a variety of sweets and chocolates to melt on a cooking plate in fast motion and then in reverse.

Gummy bears, chocolates and chewing gum can all be seen melting and re-forming, making it an oddly satisfying watch.

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Marcus du Sautoy, mathematician and author of The Great Unknown, explained why we don't really know what happened before the Big Bang.

He told Business Insider: "We’re really not too sure and in fact, that may be a question that doesn’t even make sense because time, we think, started at the Big Bang. So it doesn’t make sense to talk about before if you haven’t got time there in the first place.

He went on to say that one idea centres around "eons of time."

He explained this is when "it looks like time is going to run out and stop and each of these beginnings and ends might be able to be glued together to make an infinite sequence of time."

"So actually there may be something always before the, before the, before the, before the, before the, before the, before."

Marcus du Sautoy's book The Great Unknown is available for purchase now.




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Instead of being thrown away, banana peel could be used in a variety of ways you might not know about.

According to livestrong.com some of the uses include alleviating the pain of bug bites or helping to reduce wrinkles due to the antioxidants in the peel. It should be noted some of these claims are based on personal accounts.

Business Insider tried an alternative use - using the inside of the peel as a shoe polish - and found it to be quite successful.

Watch the video to find out other ways you could use it.

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You can now buy designer bulletproof clothing, but it doesn't come cheap.

Designer Miguel Caballero has produced trendy hats, blazers, vests, and jackets that can all withstand bullets.

All the designs can be bought on his website, but they don't come cheap. A bulletproof suede jacket will set you back about £4,000.

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After Tokio Myers and Ned Woodman scored the most public votes, Stephen Mulhern catches up with the Judges to discuss Sarah Ikumu’s shock exit and whether she could bag the series Wild Card.

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