Inspired by "Oppenheimer" Thomas Blanchard created "Trinity", an artistic reimagination of a nuclear explosion made using household items.

Nerdstalgic takes a deep dive into the strategic art of starting a film with the final scene, which in turn involves the audience further.

The History Guy reflects on the long history of mirrors, going far back into ancient history, due to the very human desire to see oneself.

Guitarist Andrea Boccarusso played through the history of thrash metal, playing the different styles as it evolved over the decades.

Wired spoke with the incredibly affable Kurt Steiner, the Guinness World Record holder for the most consecutive stone skips on water.

Hirotaka Sato turned Madagascar hissing cockroaches into cyborgs by placing microcomputers on their backs to remotely control movement.

The caretakers at Peak Wildlife Park spoon fed their small animals, capturing their delightful responses from the spoon's point of view.

"Weird Al" Yankovic parodied the series "Is It Cake?" by presenting different items to the camera and asking "Is it real or is it cake?"

Jason Kingsley OBE of Modern History TV explained the difference between taverns, inns, and alehouses during the Medieval period.

Postmodern Jukebox and Jack Amblin performed "It's Not Unusual" in the snappy style of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers' dance music.