This is a video of Adam Hillman revealing an 8-bit Mario sprite by arranging M&Ms in a Mario-shaped pattern, then adding water so the candy’s colored coating bleeds into the water. How about that. I was so inspired I decided to do the same thing except instead of Mario I

This is a video of science experimenter and TikTok user Joemyheck using a massive lens to focus the sun’s energy on a tiny pinpoint on a rock, harnessing so much power it’s able to spawl, fracture, and melt the rock, eventually cracking it in half, forming a crack rock. Wow!

This is a video from Youtuber NASS, who took some vintage footage of Los Angeles from the 1930’s and remastered it in high definition, boosting the frame rate to 60FPS, improving the sharpness, blur, and noise, stabilizing the images, adding color (not historically accurate), and ambient noise. The result, like

Note: Make sure the video’s volume is on. Working similarly to the one previously developed by DAKD Jung, this is a video of a ferrofluid visualizer built by Redditor Sergey Kuznetsov featuring a magnetic solution suspended in a clear liquid that “dances” to music as a magnet behind it is

Note: No screencap could really do this monster justice, just give it a watch. This is an amazing to watch video of a 1,300-pound pumpkin being grown from seed. The amount of leaves it takes and how fast they’re produced in order to grow that pumpkin is amazing. The grower

This is a video of musician Astaremi showing off the custom liquid-filled electric guitar he built, using two colored liquids of differing viscosities so they flow around each other in there kind of like a lava lamp. Apparently the build was inspired by Kirk Hammett’s Wavecaster and John 5’s lava

This is an amazing one-take drone fly-through of the Akademie St.Gallen campus in St.Gallen, Switzerland as orchestrated by New Step Media. It’s not just a drone hovering over the campus though, it’s trying to capture “everyday life” at the school, with the drone flying past students and in and out

Note: Keep your volume in check. In how to piss off the Ninja Turtles news, this is a video of an intentional detonation in an underground tunnel that causes a shockwave to travel back and forth along the length of it because it has nowhere else to go. Sounds like