Marble machines: I’ve been making them since my age was in the low single digits. Granted those were all made out of children’s wooden blocks and the marble usually got stuck somewhere I couldn’t see, but I consider myself an expert on the subject nonetheless. This is a very impressive

This is a flame rainbow, the ROYGBIV of fire created by adding methanol to different ionic salts (listed in the screenshot above in their respective tint), which result in the various flame colors. That’s cool. I was sort of hoping for one flame with all the different colors layered like

Created by photographer Brett Foxwell of bfophoto using 12,000 leaves he collected and pressed, this is a stop motion animation of a leaf morphing shape and color over the course of two and a half minutes. Organizing all those leaf photos into a fluid animation must have been quite the

Because everybody needs a hobby, this is a video of hockey aficianado and TikTok user noproblemgambler discussing how he was able to determine what hockey game is briefly shown playing in the background of the bar scene in Gremlins. The answer? A February 16th, 1983 NCAA matchup between the New

This is a precious video of a service dog getting to meet her favorite character, Tigger, at Disneyland. It was already cute to begin with (including her Snow White costume), but the way she keeps wriggling around on her back to get more pets really puts it over the top.

This is a video documenting the life of boob-loving feline Anna, who constantly brings bras from around the house to her owners Sarah and Gabriel. And apparently a lot of the bras belong to the couple’s roommate, Audrey. My my! How the cat procures these bras is beyond me, but

Because humanity’s attention span ain’t what it used to be, this is a compilation video featuring 3-second clips from all of the 178 episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Now I love Star Trek as much as the next nerd, but I’d be lying if I said I made

San Francisco airport has two runways (28L and 28R, which at least to me stand for left and right like I label my shoes) 750-feet apart that run perfectly parallel to each other, at times leading to two planes landing at the same time in what looks like a performance