NASS restored vintage footage of Market Street in San Francisco street on April 14, 1906, just 4 days before the tragic earthquake.

Tom Scott visited Engineered Arts to meet a highly realistic robotic humanoid version of himself that performed an advertisement for him.

An adorable trio of rescued horses at the Misfit Crew Sanctuary in Colorado performed a bit of improvisational jazz on a piano.

During a very funny show, comedian Adam Hills called out sign language interpreter Catherine King to translate different accents on demand.

German musician Nils Frahm demonstrated a very clever 3D printed piano muting pedal that was invented and developed by his friend Otto Sammy.

There I Ruined It musically deconstructed the Michael Jackson tune "Smooth Criminal" down to all the non-verbal sounds within the song.

A trespassing raccoon surreptitiously stole a security camera before taking off running into the night.

On opening day for the Detroit Tigers, Detroit native Jack White performed a stellar slide guitar rendition of the National Anthem.

Channel 2 in Iowa switched from its black and white programming to color for the very first time during a news report on April 14, 1967.

An adorable but shy baby giraffe named Kidepo, who was born at the Chester Zoo, quickly taught himself how to run with the herd.