In a 1994 episode of "Tomorrow's World" Kate Bellingham explains how the internet works and how the UK needs to ready its infrastructure.

British planetary scientist Dr. James O'Donoghue created a mesmerizing video showing Jupiter rotating in real time over almost ten hours.

Rob Watts of RobWords takes a vibrant look at the international etymological origins of the English words for different colors.

Yvonne Shortt is a talented visual artist who is legally blind due to Retinitis pigmentosa, which breaks down cells in the retina over time.

Wired visited GeoGuessr Trevor Rainbolt to learn more about the tricks he uses to identify the location from a Google Street View photo.

In a rare outtake from "Mary Poppins", Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews traded vocals while lip-synching the song "Chim Chim Cher-ee".

Luca Stricagnoli performed a unique cover of Dire Straits' "Money for Nothing" on an acoustic guitar with an attachable reverse slide neck.

British watch company Creamy Patina has created elegant yet very convenient cufflinks that also act as miniature timepieces.

Amaury Guichon of the Pastry Academy in Las Vegas built a fully articulating robotic arm with a working grabber out of dark chocolate.

A baby squirrel who was attacked by birds and separated from her mother was rescued by a compassionate man in New York City who raised her.