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Insidervisitedwith the engineering staff of the 9/11 Memorial Reflecting Pool to learn how they keep this magnificent tribute so clean.

Tom Scott visited a skyscraper in the Czech Republic, where shoemaker Jan Antonin Bata built his office inside the elevator of the building.

While visiting Japan, rental expertCash Jordanrented out a tiny micro-apartment in Osaka that measured 90 square feet for $40 a night.

The Showcase segment from the January 16, 1978 episode of "The Price Is Right" features a hilarious parody of Star Wars.

Real Science explains how deadly super tornadoes are formed and how scientists are working to predict where and when they will hit.

Great Big Story visited The Allergy Chef, a talented culinary artist who can't eat the food she makes due to extreme allergies.

Florian "Venom" Kohler showcased his incredible pool skills for the Wired series Obsessed, both in his home and at APA in Las Vegas.

Mexican artist Ruben Orozco Loza creates amazing hyperrealistic sculptures of human faces and heads of all sizes.

Ethan Chlebowskiexplains the three fundamental flavor attributes of garlic, specifically, aroma, taste, and physical attributes.

Dave Grohl and Chad Smith Peppers joined the late Taylor Hawkins' band "Chevy Metal" to perform the classic "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap".

Weird History Foodexplored the long effervescent history behind the invention of beer beginning with China.

There I Ruined reimagined the despairing Nine Inch Nails song "Hurt" set to the iconic sound of the peppy Beach Boys song "Surfin' U.S.A.".

It's History dives into the intriguing, yet forgotten history of the Brooklyn Army Terminal, a historic warehouse complex in Sunset Park.

Linguist Olly RichardsofStorylearning examined disparate accents around different regions of the United States.

Saturday Night Live parodied the 1976 presidential debate with Chevy Chase as Gerald Ford and Dan Aykroyd as Jimmy Carter.

Chubs created a hilarious trailer for "Breaking Bad 2" using footage from various shows and movies that featured the series' main actors.

During an interview with Flexbox, the greate Mark Hamill was presented with his old lightsaber from "The Empire Strikes Back".

Disturbed lead singer David Draiman comforted a young girl who started to cry after he invited her and her parents onstage.

Biologists at Yellowstone Park captured amazing footage of adult wolves carrying "toys" back to the den to comfort their awaiting pups.

Kurzgesagt offered several scenarios showing how black holes and their gravitational singularities might be destroyed.

Russell Samora of The Pudding created a musical online clock that plays a song with the exact time in its title.

The Brooklyn Cyclones of Coney Island hosted their Seinfeld Night where several people participated in a hilarious "Elaine Dance Contest".

Marques Brownleevisited 3D Pets where he documented their advanced process of fitting a rescued tripod dog with a custom prosthetic leg.

The first episode of the PBS series Human Footprint explores the profound effect that the human population has had on elephant evolution.

That Is Interesting looked into the history of a huge yet random pit that sits in the middle of Chicago's prestigious Lake Shore Drive.

A thoughtful documentary focuses on Steven Wiltshire, an autistic artist who draws highly detailed cityscapes around the world from memory.

Heart performed live versions of their hit songs "Magic Man" and "Crazy on You" on the March 4, 1977 episode of "The Midnight Special".

Taika Waititi read aloud a hilarious letter written in 2004 by Justin Lee about a speeding ticket that was issued on the day he was born.

Mapster ventured back to the Hundred-Acre Wood to visually explore the place where Winnie the Pooh and his friends spent their carefree days.

Journey to the Microcosmos examined the amazing microscopic world that lives inside a rain puddle using footage shot by James Weiss.

Context spoke with Kevin Beresford of the Roundabouts Appreciation Society who wondered why the United States has so few traffic roundabouts.

In a 1970 news promo for the ABC Evening News with Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner, the day's issues are presented in an intense animation.

Dr. Emily Zarkaof Monstrumexplains the mythology of Puca, a shapeshifting trickster of Celtic lore that inspired the "Donnie Darko" rabbit.

Linguist Dr. Geoff Lindsey analyzes the verbal register of vocal fry, noting that it's been around for a lot longer than we actually think.

Hank Green of SciShow explains how new scientific advances in chemotherapy are seeking to make cancer treatment a tiny bit easier to bear.

A kind man from The Yass House cares for the stray cats he finds on the streets of Morocco and fosters them to find homes in US or Canada.

Process Discovery captured wonderful footage showing how Tiffany lamps are constructed with each piece of glass cut by hand.

Dorothy released "Inside Information" an illustrated boombox print that celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.

Peter Capaldi and Matt Berry performed a fiery reading of an exchange between the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the Zaporozhian Cossacks.

Dean Peterson traveled from Los Angeles to New York City on a cross-country Amtrak train to find out what it was like to make such a journey.

Tomosteen created a fun stop motion animation featuring a skeleton named Boneswho makes tiny pizzas inside a tiny shop for delivery.

In honor of the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, Tracklib compiled the most iconic hip-hop samples from every year between 1973 and 2023.

The NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer captured stunning footage of a glass squid diving in the twilight zone waters of the Semidi Islands in Alaska.

Michael Wyetzner of Architectural Digest talked about five important bridges that helped shape the future of New York City.

Scientists at UC Berkeley used intracranial electroencephalography to record brain waves to reconstruct "Another Brick in the Wall".

The Slow Mo Guys used a piece of ballistic gel as transparent skin to see how a tattoo machine works in super slow motion.

In a submersive episode of"True Facts",Ze Frankhumorously looks at the anatomy of fish that use suction to capture their prey.

Renowned "Cat Daddy" Jackson Galaxy, offers excellent advice for reducing stress in cats when their humans go on vacation.

Michael WyetznerofMichielli + Wyetzner Architectsspoke toArchitectural Digestabout the historical evolution of American diners.

Jack Carden posited the moral ethics of returning a grocery shopping cart while wheeling said cart across a variety of challenging terrains.