Very carefully set up by Youtuber Sprice Machines and eight other domino building fanatics (dominuts), this is video of the construction and destruction of a 123,456 piece domino maze, ending with a 29,193 domino pyramid (35 x 35 base, set the Guinness World Record for most dominoes toppled in a

Using over 2,000 drones, Seoul My Soul orchestrated a Star Wars light show above Seoul, South Korea. Highlights include the Star Wars logo, Millennium Falcon, TIE Fighter cockpit with animated flight, R2-D2 and BB-8, Luke Skywalker and his dad, and the Mandalorian and Grogu. Perhaps the most impressive display though

Note: Watch your volume, jet engine. Because some people have all the fun, Robert “Crazy Rocketman” Maddox is back at it, this time as his seafaring alter-ego Crazy Pirate Captain Bob as he pilots a pulsejet powered dinghy. It’s glorious. Could you imagine if you went back in time to

Because one does not simply walk into Mordor, this is a video of hikers ascending Mt Doom and getting pelted with red-hot lava rocks as the volcano actively erupts. You think this was right after Frodo disposed of the One Ring? At least the dog was smart enough to get

Crazy, I was just complaining about how much I hate folding laundry in the last post, and what should appear but a laundry-folding robot! I’m going to buy a lotto ticket. Or, more accurately, $80 in losing scratch-offs. This is a video demonstration of Isaac 1, a housekeeping robot developed

Because some people have harebrained ideas before bed and take note so they can wake up and start making them reality (I just laugh at how poorly my brain works after 8PM then knock the lamp off the nightstand and go to bed), this is a video created by Dustin

With enough 3D printer filament you print just about anything, and that’s exactly what Youtuber Matthew Trahan did, using 8800 grams (19.4 pounds!) to print himself a complete outfit including a colorful vest, Minecraft style shorts with belt, shoes, hat, sunglasses, and bag. No underwear. You ever tried wearing LEGO

Because the typical American diet sure ain’t what it used to be, this is an animated bar chart detailing the nation’s shifting food consumption over the last century. Each bar represents the average daily caloric intake of a particular food group or type of food. Fast food and junk snacks