These are a couple videos from Instagram user justinthelightguy of his Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat that’s been modded with a grill of LEDs that can be programmed to sing along to songs. Finally, we’re one step closer to making the movie Cars a reality! Next stop, conversational AI and windshield

Because space is totally nuts (I know because I’ve been there), this is a timelapse video of the aurora borealis as viewed from the International Space Station. FUN FACT: did you know the Northern Lights are actually the souls of everyone who died recently escaping the planet? Thanks for coming

This is a video of a dude passed out in an incredibly uncomfortable looking acrylic chair getting a personal light show blasted on his eyelids, with Darude’s 1999 banger of bangers ‘Sandstorm’ added for good measure. From the looks of how those tables are set I’m not even sure the

Scientists from The University of Western Australia and Kelpie Geosciences in the UK have captured footage of a rarely seen Dana octopus squid, which features giant bioluminescent headlights on two of its arms. The photophores are some of the largest in the world — about the size of lemons. Damn!

This is a video of the 1,002 drone light show performed by Sky Elements Drones of Fort Worth, Texas for the 4th of July, featuring American and Texan imagery. The show was definitely impressive, but the way the video was shot was equally impressive. During the performance, the Guinness World

Because you have to go big if you want Santa to notice your house from the sky, Youtuber Yard Truck built this floating truck Christmas lights display, complete with the Grinch’s Chevy S-10 being pulled by a reindeer atop a John Deere. The truck rocks from side to side too

This is a video of Studio Drift’s 1,000 drone light show performing at Burning Man. The drones make a bunch of different moving geometric shapes before ending the show with a giant human face. Trippy. I can only imagine what I would have thought if I’d actually been tripping, but

This is a video of a drone operator successfully changing a light bulb with a quadrocopter (complete with the audio from Interstellar added for effect). So, if you were wondering how many drones it takes to change a light bulb, the answer is one. It still takes two Italians though