Because everybody dreams of setting a different record (I dream of setting the human hibernation record), this is a video of French cyclist Aurelien Fontenoy hopping his bike up all 686 stairs to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. I can’t even imagine if it took 686 stairs to

In surprisingly captivating news, this is a drone video from Argentina of a tire being rolled down one of the steepest dunes in the world. It rolls for three minutes! The soundtrack is also Enya’s ‘Only Time’, which adds to the beauty of the video. Honestly, it might just be

This is some very well shot footage of the eight 375-foot decommissioned cooling towers at Cottam Power Station in North Nottinghamshire, England being demolished simultaneously with a half ton of explosives. The coal-powered plant operated for 51 years and supplied power to some 3.7 million UK homes. Unsurprisingly, the demolition

Remember MTV? I can’t tell if I do or if the memory was just placed in my brain by AI to make me think I had a past. This is a video compiled by Youtuber Nick Canovas of Mic the Snare counting down the top 11 most expensive music videos

Because what good is a car you can’t drive through doorways, these are a couple videos of a Fiat Panda that’s been trimmed to only 20″ wide. That’s wild. I imagine turning being an issue. Actually, I imagine almost everything being an issue. But the biggest issue of all? “Where

Organized by the Anaheim Elementary School District in California, this is a video of the Guinness World Record-breaking game of red light, green light played by 1,423 students at Yorba Park in Anaheim. That’s great. Unfortunately, the wholesome nature of red light, green light has been forever tarnished by Squid

This is a clip from a Monster Jam event featuring 10,000 die-cast 1/64th scale monster trucks being released down a launch ramp simultaneously. Now I’m not one to be nit-picky (just kidding that’s all I am) but it looks like there were several lines that got caught on the track

This is a video highlighting the Rubik’s Cube solving robot built by Purdue University undergraduates, which just set the world record for fastest Rubik’s Cube solve with a time of 103 milliseconds (0.103 seconds). That’s faster than a blink. The previous record was 305 milliseconds, which the robot can reliably