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Learn more - opens in a new window or tab. There are 1 items available. Please enter a number less than or equal to 1. Select a valid country. Please enter 5 or 9 numbers for the ZIP Code. Delivery times may vary, especially during peak periods. Keep going for the video as well as a behind the scenes of how they're teaching Atlas to do these beautiful horrifying? August 11th, , am. And as if the creativity wasn't impressive enough on its own, it plays back at 60fps.

The stop-motion video I made for my high school art class played back at two frames per second so 60 is just showing off. Also, it's seven and a half minutes long. At 60 frames per second. I mean I'm not exaggerating at all when I say this is one of the best stop-motion animations I've ever seen. Is it real life? Is it Whatever the explanation, I'll be curled up in the corner rocking back and forth while hugging my knees.

Keep going for a bunch more or check out all of his videos on his TikTok page. They're all equally bizarre and incredible and it's impossible to tell where they're going. This is a series of videos demonstrating space juggling as performed by physicist and circus performer Adam Dipert who goes by, well, The Space Juggler. If you're wondering what space juggling is just trust you're gut because you're probably correct.

Okay, okay, technically he isn't actually juggling in space. He's using a harness and juggling on the floor to simulate zero gravity. It's still very neat, but if you find yourself outraged by these videos it's perfectly understandable. It hurts to be sold a space juggler and then presented with a ceiling-hanging floor juggler.

Keep going for a bunch of videos of Adam "space" juggling as well as a video showing how he came up with the idea and his rig to simulate the zero-g environment.

No, he's not in space but it's still very neat. In honor of Suni Lee winning Olympic gold in the women's all-around gymnastics, here's that time the officials set the vault too low at the Sydney Olympics and all the competitors fell and almost killed themselves. The crazy part is the vault was set to cm instead of cm, meaning a difference of less than two inches was responsible for all this mayhem.

To get an idea of what this is like, there used to be a subway station where one of the stairs was a fraction of an inch taller than the rest and it caused everybody to trip. And that was just walking up the stairs.

I can't even imagine what two inches does when you're flying through the air like the Tasmanian Devil. This is intense footage of a paddleboarder who was saved by his waterproof phone pouch because it allowed him to make the phone call you're about to hear.