This is a video demonstration of the home that Vojin Kusic of Bosnia built for his wife that slowly rotates all day long so she can enjoy different views throughout the day. In real life the home rotates once every 24 hours, but in the timelapse video it (thankfully) only

This is a video of ex-NASA engineer turned YouTube money maker Mark Rober (previously) setting the world record for the world’s tallest elephant toothpaste chemical reaction, mixing hydrogen peroxide, soap, and potassium iodide in a 5-ton flask with a resulting volcano that reaches a respectable altitude of 250-feet. Obviously, if

Because learning to set things up and knock them down is an important school lesson, this is a video of New York’s Long Beach Middle School setting the world record for ‘Most Cereal Boxes Toppled in a Domino Fashion’ with a three cereal box wide line toppling 6,391 boxes in

This is a video of bubble-blower Chang Yu-Te of China setting the Guinness World Record for most bubbles blown inside a larger bubble with a very respectable 783 before the larger bubble bursts. Most impressive. For reference, my personal best is zero, and will likely remain zero. It’s not that

This is a video of the members of parkour team STORROR playing an extreme game of the floor is lava by taking turns attempting to parkour their way across Full Fathom Five, a seafarer memorial sculpture created by artist Michael Dan Archer in Portishead, England. The sculpture consists of 108

This is a short slow-motion video of a skydiver going for a casual stroll in the sky during a recent trip back to earth. The video says he’s moonwalking, but when you moonwalk you travel backwards, he’s going forwards. So this is probably considered sunwalking, or simply just walking. Me?

This is a Guinness World Record video highlighting the Big Mac eating habits of lion-maned John Lennon lookalike Donald Gorske, who holds the world record for number of Big Macs eaten, with a respectable 32,340 (and growing) over the past 50 years. Is there somebody else out there who’s actually

Presumably in the spirit of the Olympics, this is a video of Youtuber Tyler Bell using an air-powered tennis ball cannon to blast balls at 560MPH at a racquet made with razor blades instead of strings. Tyler says going into the experiment he believed the balls would get caught up