Using a “hard to acquire” laser diode (I suspect the black market was heavily involved), Youtuber styropyro went and built what is allegedly the world’s brightest laser pointer. Based on that photo alone, I’m apt to believe him. The green laser is so bright “you need welder’s goggles to be

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 composer Lalo Schifrin performing the Mission Impossible theme on five-string banjo, giving it a real bluegrass feel. The sort of theme you’d expect to hear if Ethan Hunt wore overalls and chewed tobacco, and his impossible mission was preventing the authorities from discovering his moonshine

Weebles wobble but they don’t fall down. Trust me, I did a lot of experimenting as a kid. And now Colin Furze has gone and transformed himself into a real-life Weeble using a piece of semi-spherical molded concrete and a harness to attach himself to it. That looks like fun.

Because the whole world is a lot of ground to cover in one night, this is a video of Santa’s little helper Robert ‘Crazy Rocketman’ Maddox (previously) demonstrating a new rocket-powered sleigh he designed for the jolly gift-bringer. So, if you were wondering why Santa doesn’t come this year, it’s

This is a video from Southern Patagonia, Chile of a massive piece of the 100-square mile Grey Glacier’s ice sheet breaking off and flipping over in the water. It’s particularly wild when you consider the glacier has an average height of 100-feet above the water, so that’s a huge chunk

This is some cool digital effects art created by Instagrammer hati.hati.mas of a trashcan monster living in a subway station that constantly sheds its eyeballs and tries to lick them up as they fall. Wow. If you’re into this (which I know you are because you’re weird), I also posted

This is a video of engineer and tinkerer JBV Creative constructing ‘The Corporate Machine’, a piece of kinetic wall art for his apartment that represents the tireless churning of big business. Using 99% 3D-printed parts, the machine launches ping-pong balls and catches them, repeating the process indefinitely until a power