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Haunting Color Footage of World War II Japan as Recorded by Warplanes

By Robert Quigley Sep 30th
The Everlasting Gobstopper of Tables Gets More Colorful the More You Wreck It

By Robert Quigley Sep 24th
One Shaker, One Pour, Nine Different-Colored Drinks

By James Plafke Sep 23rd
Boiling Water Meets -45°F Air, Instantly Freezes [Video]

By Robert Quigley Sep 23rd
Brave Cameraman Films a Massive Dust Storm from Within

By Robert Quigley Sep 22nd
Real Clouds Created Indoors

By Robert Quigley Sep 22nd
Watch a Powerful Homemade Coilgun Wreak Devastation

By Robert Quigley Sep 21st
Fibonacci Pigeons

By Robert Quigley Sep 21st
3-Million-Year-Old Whale Fossil Unearthed in the San Diego Zoo

By Susana Polo Sep 20th
Long Live The King: T. Rex Actually Rather Unique For Its Genus

By Susana Polo Sep 18th
Dude, There Was a Tornado in Brooklyn Yesterday [Video]

By Robert Quigley Sep 17th
Older People Who Lack Restraint Help Society by Being Curmudgeonly

By James Plafke Sep 16th
Corn Industry Pushing to Rename High-Fructose Corn Syrup “Corn Sugar”

By Robert Quigley Sep 15th
What Happens When You Put a Lighter In A Blender?

By Robert Quigley Sep 15th
What If Everything You Needed to Survive Had to Fit Through This Space?

By Robert Quigley Sep 14th
The Inkless Metal Pen that Writes Forever

By James Plafke Sep 13th
What If You Could Precisely Measure Distances with Your Fingers?

By Robert Quigley Sep 13th
American Military Hoping Someone Will Harness the Power of Bioluminescence

By Susana Polo Sep 12th
This Is The Pencil That Never Ends, It Just Goes On And On, My Friends

By Susana Polo Sep 11th
Rainstorm Turns Stairwell into a Waterfall

By Robert Quigley Sep 10th