This is a video of chemical engineer James Orgill of The Action Lab creating what is allegedly the world’s darkest clothing, using IR flock sheet (a sort of velvety fabric specifically designed to absorb infrared light, available here for around $40/roll). I’m sure it’s fairly obvious, but these are not
This is a video of train maniac (trainiac) Jason Shron giving a passenger’s point-of-view tour of the HO scale model railway he built to resemble some of the the real-life route from Toronto to Montreal, aka the Canadian National Railway’s Kingston Subdivision line. The interior of the train seen in
In what was clearly an act of fearlessness, this is a video of a little Evel Knievel stunt cycle toy (available here if you’re interested) jumping six ramps in row (with his helmet flying off on the last one!), much to the astonishment of onlookers like a hippopotamus, lion, Iron
This is a video featuring George Harrison’s silky-smooth vocals isolated on the song ‘Something’ from the Beatles’ 1969 iconic ‘Abbey Road’. What a voice. Could you imagine if you were sitting there minding your own business when you hear this being belted out from an adjacent bathroom stall? Should I
This is a short video demonstration of a kitchen drawer that was modified so it can open past a protruding window via its front panel sliding horizontally. As far as clever fixes go, this is a pretty good one, because I would have either 1) not put the front panel
These are several videos of incredibly skilled Polish dancer (like he’s from Poland, not like his dance style is kinda like pole dancing) SFINKS (aka Kamil Szpejenkowski) demonstrating his unworldly smooth moonwalk and glides in the crosswalk while stopped at a red light. He’s so incredibly smooth it looks like
This is a video from Youtuber A V of an acrylic three-chamber red wiggler worm composting bin with a different material in each chamber: leaves, cardboard, and paper. Water (in the form of ice) and grit (in the form of pulverized eggshell) are added occasionally, and more of each material
Because the One Ring isn’t going to destroy itself, these are several videos captured by drone pilot Björn Steinbekk flying over the currently active Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland, as it erupts for the first time in over 6,000 years. Wow! Did you see Frodo and the gang? Because I zoomed
