This is a curved digital billboard above Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station that will display a giant cat optical illusion through the day, because that’s exactly what the world needs more of. I swear, Japan is always ahead of the curve. Some more info: According to TimeOut, “the cat will have its

These are a couple beautiful timelapse videos released by the European Space Agency (ESA) of astronauts Thomas Pesquet and Shane Kimbrough spacewalking while installing new solar arrays on the International Space Station. Thank goodness neither one of them got hit by one of those rotating arrays and got booted out

This is a video captured by Eagle, Idaho resident and stargazer Jordan Ragsdale of a blazing meteor that briefly lights up the 11PM night sky even brighter than daylight. Pretty wild, right? Of course that wasn’t really a meteor, that was aliens. And it makes sense they’d want to land

This is a video of Willow Creative demonstrating the very impressive 3D printed wolf mask she created, complete with animated mouth, ears, and eyes. Plus the eyes can light up. Add some fur and you’ve got yourself the spitting image of the Big Bad Wolf. Did you eat my grandma?!

This is a video from a birdwatcher in Methuen, Massachusetts who attached a suction cup hummingbird feeder to the back of their phone and was pleasantly surprised when a hummingbird came to eat. It doesn’t even look real, it looks like a scene from a Pixar movie. And while the

This is a video of maker of things The Q constructing a hubless, chain-driven bicycle that cleverly turns the rear wheel via a chain that goes all the way around its geared outer rim. Pretty cool, but if a bike doesn’t have spokey dokeys, I’m not riding it. I’m also

Because special talents come in all shapes and sizes, this is a video of a smoothie maker demonstrating his very impressive pouring skills by performing several rainbow pours while preparing a drink. Man, could you imagine if I had those pouring skills? My floor would be way less sticky, that’s

This is a timelapse video created by Chris Fastie using a 3D printed ‘digital’ sundial invented by Julien Coyne, which displays the time (from 10AM to 4PM) dot-matrix style with rays of light, changing every 20 minutes as the sun moves through the fine matrix of holes inside. Some more