MIOPS enlisted sound designer Kuntay Seferoglu to use their products to create a rhythmic symphony made up of camera shutter clicks.

Tommy Silk of Landmarks of New York explains the puzzling Brooklyn roots of the famous former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

James Weiss of Journey to the Microcosmos put coral under the microscope to discover what gives it such hard shells and bright colors.

Justin Johnson performed a haunting instrumental on a gorgeous custom lap steel guitar built by magician and luthier Charles Atchison.

SciShow host Stefan Chin explains several different reasons why certain animals might rain from the sky.

90 year old women Frances 'Effy' Jones and Berta Ruck recount growing up in the UK during the Victorian Era in a 1970 BBC documentary.

Tommy Silk of Landmarks of New York recounted the long history of Wyckoff House, the oldest standing building in all of New York City.

Skilled woodworker and filmmaker Frank Howarth crafted a striking chaotic pattern sphere using 30° triangular cuts of pine scrap.

Amusing archival footage from the EMI Archive Trust shows a dog that looks like Nipper from "His Master's Voice" getting a bit frisky.

Nicolas Bras of Musiques de Nulle Part built a wonderfully humorous droning bagpipe out of a smiling rubber duckie pool float.