Meanwhile, MIT's CSAIL has developed a deep learning algorithm that can generate video that accurately predicts the outcome of a scene. The algorithm uses two neural networks working in opposition to each other; the first network has watched millions of videos and uses that data to generate a new 1-2 second video of what it expects to happen. The second network determines if a video is original, or generated by the first neural network. While the technology has its limitations, it could at some point be used to help self-driving automobiles anticipate the movement of pedestrians and other cars. So, it's got that going for it.

And if you're interested in going boldly where no man has gone before, you might want to brush up on the tolls the trip will take on your very human body from vision problems and weakening bones to a changing heart shape. As always, please share any interesting tech or science videos you find by using the #ICYMI hashtag on Twitter for @mskerryd.

Update: The video of the drone striking the wing of the airplane has been proven to be a fake, via Snopes.com.