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You probably learned about the pendulum wave in science class at school, but you probably didn't have a demonstration like this—a large-scale pendulum wave that relies on 16 precisely hung bowling balls on a wooden frame that swing in hypnotic patterns.
This video by L.A. musician Thundercat and comedian Eric Andre is just completely nuts—it features Thundercat's pet cat and is just full of bizarre and WTF scenes, like Thundercat blowing his own brains out and taking a dump in his cat's litter box.
Ever wondered how much the earth is worth? Like, what's its monetary value? Vsauce host Michael Stevens finds out and then comes up with different ways we could sell its goods to aliens, should they show up and start making demands.
It looks like the cast had a helluva lot of fun filming Star Trek Into Darkness, messing up their lines and destroying the set and dancing around like it was one big party—if only a day in the office was this much fun.
This video presents an optics-based Rube Goldberg Machine, as rays of light shine through different elements to create beautiful and stunning visuals and also cause a necessary effect to drive the machine onwards.
Andrew Huang does a complete rendition of the instrumentals from Nena's worldwide hit 99 Luftballons, using only red balloons—even reconstructing the individual drum parts by smacking the helium-filled party supplies.
Natalia ParÃs is a Colombian model and DJ—except she's not really a DJ because here she is behind some CDJs pretending to mix but as you can see from the video her computer isn't even plugged into the CDJs. Outrageous.
Kahlua finally got round to getting Jeff Bridges to star in an advert for them, after his turn as The Dude in The Big Lebowski saw his character down endless amounts of White Russian cocktails in the film—but this short film stars an actual white Russian and it's rather awesome.
You were lied to in your childhood, the crime-solving rodents presented in Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers are just a complete sham—this scientifically accurate version of the cartoon shows just what a disease-ridden hell chipmunks really are.
These acrobatic slam dunkers are known as Lords of Gravity and they like to not just dunk a ball, but fly through the air like Spider-Man and then dunk a ball—which is great news for those of us who like to watch insane freestyle slamdunking.
Australian comic Jim Jefferies' views on gun control in America will no doubt enrage a lot of people who are pro gun, but you can't argue with what he says and his imitations of the gun-loving nut jobs are particularly hilarious.
If you're into anime then you'll probably be into this video that edits together instances of "shipping" in the world of Japanese animation, which is when two characters get together as in "relationship"—it's popular in fan fiction, OK?
You've seen the movie (well, movies), you've bought the cosplay, you've read the comics, seen the cartoon, got the t-shirt, probably have the bathrobe, no doubt purchased the toothbrush, now you can ride the rollercoaster too.
We all get angry when something or someone invades our privacy, but this ram does something about it—which is destroying it by, well, by ramming it. And then when its owner comes along to collect it he has a swipe at him too.
This advert for German DIY chain Hornbach shows perhaps the best dad ever, who rather than see his goth daughter suffer while all around her is colorful and oh-so-joyous, decides to do the decent thing and goth up his home.
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