Demolition always looks spectacular

Newborn Kangaroos are about the size of a knuckle. After birth, joeys travel, unassisted, through their mom's thick fur to the comfort and safety of the pouch.

A lifehack for woodworkers

Reflection of the Sun on the Pacific Ocean from space.

Funny invention for very impulsive gamers.

The talent that went into this

The amount of sugar in Pasta sauce & Yogurt cups

Indoor tornado

Astronaut Mark Kelly once smuggled a full gorilla suit on board the International Space Station. He didn't tell anyone about it. One day, without anyone knowing, he put it on.

The bottom of slinky doesn't fall

Forcing out a parasite

Auto magnetic mug

Credit Card Gun

A tiny winters scene

Scientists watched a dying star explode for the first time

They followed a red supergiant for 130 days before it exploded. Subsequent data confirmed that a red supergiant (10 times more massive than the Sun) exploded in the galaxy NGC 5731. "This is a breakthrough in our understanding of what massive stars do minutes before they die," said the lead author of the Young Supernova Experiment study.

It turns out that it actually exploded 120 million years ago, and we're only now seeing

China's first explosion-proof refueling robot was recently presented in Lhasa, Tibet

The robot, protected against low temperatures and strong ultraviolet rays, is capable of working at high altitudes.

Recycling unused paper into a new handmade paper at home.

Making rubber band guns is a popular hobby in Japan. Here's one with a magazine

One side effect of my chemotherapy is not having fingerprints anymore

Motors trying to replicate human emotions