Over a million LEGO pieces were used to build an authentic looking Bugattio Chiron Replica that actually drives!
Sushi Chef Yujia Hu makes amazing food you can eat that looks just like different types of sneakers which he calls “Shoe-shi.”
In Times Square NYC, tourists will now be able to take an up-close digital dive deep into the sea without ever getting a drop of water on them as they explore the ocean depths.
Utah-based company “Ice Castles,” makes acre-sized frozen fortresses as a tourist attraction in different naturally very cold cities around the U.S. that try to replicate the Disney movie "frozen".
A fossil found by an elk hunter in Montana has led to the discovery of a new species of prehistoric sea creature dinosaur that lived about 70 million years ago near the Rocky Mountains. It is a type of elasmosaurus that had super long necks.
Sadly, Lazarus spent his entire life in a barn and never had a haircut in over 6 years. He we rescued and lost 35 pounds worth of fur after his first haircut.
In New Zealand Domino's pizza now delivers pizza using flying drones which should provide very fast delivery almost anywhere.
A new dinosaur has been found that is the largest on record. Named Patagotitan mayorum, this giant is over 122 ft (37m) and weighs more than 12 elephants!
When a tortoise had troubles walking, this clever pet vet made a mini wheelchair out of Legos to help him get around.
A 10-year boy’s accidental discovery in the Las Cruces desert led a New Mexico State University professor to a rare, mostly intact 1.2 million year-old stegomastodon skull.
Sienna, who is just 9-years-old and from London, became the first ever child Lego designer after entering a contest.
These are spoons you can eat. They taste good and don't produce all the waste of plastic spoons.
A Columbus artist created what people are calling the "Ultimate Selfie Experience." Visitors step inside a special photo booth to create giant 3D selfies of themselves.
Meet Stubbs the cat and learn how he became the actual mayor of a city in Alaska for 20 years! Residents of Talkeetna believed that no human candidate was worthy enough to lead their town.
Does the picture of fruit look red to you? Believe it or not, there is no red in the picture of strawberries. It is because of a psychology mind trick.
The Netherlands launched a new type of water drone that is capable of automatically patrolling the city’s port and cleaning up waste when it sees it.
GE has developed themes for MRI machines, like spaceship adventures and cable cars for specific hospitals to make the scans less scary for children.
China now has a bus that can ride on top of cars to ease their traffic troubles. Will this solve their problems?
The Crayola crayon company announced a new shade of blue joining its color collection called bluetiful to its 24-count crayon box.
Meet Pearl, a two-year-old female Chihuahua who Guinness World Records officially crowned as the world’s shortest dog living. Pearl measures 3.59 inches tall, meaning she’s shorter than a standard remote control or a popsicle stick.
Calling all Minecraft fans! May 17th is a day celebrated just for you and is when the game was first released to the public in 2009. Read about the games interesting history and learn some fun facts too.
The Flyboard Air is a turbine-powered flying machine that actually works like a real hoverboard!
Back to the Future is now. Nike unveiled its first shoe that ties itself and will go on sale at the end of this year.
15-year-old Katie Francis plans to set a record by selling over 100,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies!
This $40M indoor 49,000 sq ft exhibit includes very detailed scale models of famous structures, cities and landscapes, such as the Eiffel Tower, pyramids of Egypt, Time Square, and Niagara Falls. It even has mini self-driving cars.
It's been a tough time for Daisy, but now now, thanks to a new prosthetic device, she's finally running.
During space walks from the International Space Station, sample swabs were taken. Russian scientists claim that bacteria was found which was never present before it left earth. It could be the first signs of alien life ever discovered.
The Boston Dynamics robot can do basic chores, like washing dishes, and putting things away.
A new Harry Potter book is coming in July! For all those Harry Potter fans out there, your dream of a new book has come true!
Smart glasses have liquid lenses that automatically adjust their focus. This removes the need for reading and distance glasses, or to keep getting new prescriptions each year.
Water was discovered on earth that is much older than previously thought. It could mean water also existed on mars a long time ago that may have supported life.
Scientists now say that sticky glitter decorations are an ecological hazard that needs to be banned across the globe. Many fish swallow them.
Just like in Star Trek, scientists successfully teleported an object from the Earth's surface to an orbiting satellite for the first time ever using quantum physics. Teleportation will one day become a reality.
This new type of tooth brush, called the Amabrush, automatically cleans your teeth in just 10 seconds using advanced technology. The inventors say it works better than a regular toothbrush.
Teomirn is an app for Microsoft's HoloLens that projects a virtual reality piano teacher into your home that teaches you how to play songs.
Adding just a small amount of dried seaweed to a cow's diet can reduce the amount of methane a cow produces by up to 99 per cent.
Lucas Etter has officially broken all records by solving a Rubik's Cube in just 4.9 seconds!
The amazing Smog Free Tower is able to clean large amounts of air in a city. As if that was not enough, it takes the pollution caught and turns them into diamonds!
A life-sized copy of Noah's Ark will travel by barge from the Netherlands to Brazil. It will also include life-size model animals.
800,000 people all got together to help the earth by planting 50 million trees. They also set a world recording doing it.
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