This is a beautiful and well-edited timelapse video captured by amateur astronomer and Youtuber k2qogir featuring the James Webb Space Telescope passing in front of Alnilam, the middle and brightest star in Orion’s Belt, part of a nebula some 2,000 light years away. In k2gogir’s own words while I pound
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 Youtuber and waster of perfectly good cheeseburgers MrGear letting an aquarium full of maggots eat a burger, as well as some some fruits and veggies. The burger action begins at 2:10, including some close-up and timelapse footage. But what about the maggots at the bottom
This is a timelapse video of baggage handler and TikTok user DJSugue demonstrating how he utilizes his Tetris skills to pack everyone’s luggage into the cargo hold in the belly of a commercial aircraft. Neato. I thought the most interesting part of the video is how he’s pretending they don’t
Well folks, summer is long gone and it’s time to buckle down for an ungodly brutal winter (the woolly bear caterpillars have spoken to me). But in remembrance of warmer days, this is a timelapse video of a couple sunflowers blooming over the course of ten days. Watching it I
This is a timelapse video of talented and seemingly appropriately named sculptor Leonardo Ugolini sculpting a proportional replica of the Millennium Falcon out of sand (plus BONUS Barad-dûr/Eye Of Sauron and Hogwarts Castle). Very nice. You know I made a sand castle at the beach once, but then some kid
Because all it takes is putting in the time and effort and holding yourself accountable (alternatively, just buying the fat-burning snake oil I’m selling), this is a video of Youtuber Billy Brendan recording himself planking every day over the course of a month to document his exercise and weight-loss journey.
This is a timelapse video made by Jan van IJken of a newt zygote transforming into a tadpole over the course of six minutes. Of course in real time this would have taken much longer. Probably twenty to thirty minutes. *girlfriend whispers in ear* Okay I’ve just been informed that