Listen to This Musician Play Beethoven on 5 Guitars at Once
Steve didn't have any particular reason as to why he challenged himself with this breath-taking cover – he only wanted to try something new.
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Siberian Ice Drummers Use Frozen Lake as Musical Instrument (WATCH)
The serenade being smacked out of this icy lake feels more like the soundtrack of sitting on a beach sipping margaritas rather than freezing in -4º weather.
Speed Painter Wows Audience with Unexpected Masterpiece (WATCH)
Even though you may not see anything on the canvas at first, watch what develops in this 90 second masterpiece that has scored 19 million hits on Youtube.
Watch This Blind Man Use Echo Location To Bike Down Busy Streets
Real life superpowers are hard to come by – that's why Daniel Kish's ability to "see" while blind is all the more impressive.
Do We Look Like Our Names? New Research Says Yes
This fascinating new study shows that we can accurately guess names when only seeing faces and hair traits–and people tend to look like their names.
Guy Raises Funds to Build Statue For the First and Only Cat in Space
Most people have never heard of Félicette the cat. Even the postage company got her name wrong thinking that she was a male feline named Felix.
Couple Builds Fancy Chicken Coop Shaped Just Like a UFO and the Birds Love it
I think it's safe to say that their chicken coop is out of this world.
These Factories Hire Storytellers to Read to Workers So They Can be Educated-and Entertained
The endearing factory tradition is an ingenious - and simple - way to make work more enjoyable and beneficial for the workers.
Man Writes Hilarious Plea For Hotel to Lift His Lifetime Ban by Explaining What Really Happened 18 Years Ago
Nick Burchill's explanation about his lifetime ban from The Empress hotel is a wild tale filled with seagulls, pepperoni, and really bad luck.
Astronaut is First to Specifically Contribute to Wikipedia From Space
Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli contributed a piece of content specifically for the online encyclopedia – all while he was aboard the ISS.
Researchers Drop Ice Chunk Down Glacial Hole and it Makes the Most Satisfying Sound Ever
Even renowned scientists can take some time off of their work to have some fun.
Have You Ever Seen a Shaolin Monk Pierce a Pane of Glass With a Needle?
The Shaolin Master prepares for the feat simply by "breathing in energy".
Watch World's Tallest Man and Shortest Woman Meet For the First Time
The world's tallest man just met the world's smallest woman in Cairo – and the photos only show a fraction of how amazing it was.
World's Only Underwater Mailbox Was Built to Help Bring Tourists into Town - and it Worked
If you're into whacky roadside attractions, Susami may be your next travel destination - although, the attraction isn't necessarily on the side of the road, per se.
Ultra-Light Gloves Let Users 'Touch' Objects in Virtual Reality - and We May Soon Have Entire Suit
Improving the realism of virtual reality could have an unparalleled impact on the technology - and this glove comes as a major breakthrough.
Architects Build Stunning Hotel Into the Walls of an Abandoned Rock Quarry
Are you a thrill-seeker who also cares about the environment and stunning views? Then you might want to add this destination to your travel agenda.
Why the World's Best Mathematicians Are Apparently Hoarding Chalk Made Out of 'Angel Tears'
No one knows what makes Hagoromo chalk so perfect - but its legendary reputation amongst mathematicians worldwide is being preserved and carried on.
Early Relic Suggests First Americans Were Stone Age Europeans Who Traveled West 20,000 Years Ago
Archaeologists have long held that North America remained unpopulated until about 15,000 years ago, when Siberian people walked or boated into Alaska and then moved down the West Coast. But a dark, tapered stone blade, found near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, turned out to be 22,000 years old, suggesting that its makers probably paddled from Europe and arrived in America thousands of years ahead of the western migration.
Etch-a-Sketch Pillows Change Design With Every Touch (MUST-SEE)
Artists now have a new medium on which to draw: reversible sequined pillows.
Man Honors Kids After Finding 100-yr-old Letters To Santa in His Chimney
Getting Santa's North Pole address is difficult, so two resourceful kids simply left their letters in the chimney... only to be discovered 100 years later.
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