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In this short clip from last year’s NASA Ames Research Center Director’s Colloquium, Dr. Robert Zubrin, the founder and president of Mars Society, answers the question “why should we go to Mars?” in three simple and eloquent points.

This life hack will surely cut your homework time by a degree of n.

Pictures of adorable babies having their faces squished into the shape of a rice ball have been taking off on the Japanese web.

With another year approaching its end, #YouTubeRewind unveils its fifth annual recap of all the videos, people, music and dance moves that defined the year 2015.

A year ago this week, a comical GIF of Inspector Javert (Les Misérables) cautiously peering outside through a window exploded onto the scene in the social media, spawning dozens of hilariously fitting reaction jokes within the matter of a few days.

YouTube vlogger VideoGameDunkey tries out the alpha edition of Who’s Your Daddy, a casual two-player video game in which a clueless father must prevent his infant son from dying a certain death, currently available for free trial via Steam Greenlight.

This Tumblr meme goes by many names, but all of its permutations come from the same silly scene from the 1990s Brady Bunch reboot film.

Internet tough guys might not be who you think they are.

What once used to be a casual #PEAK family pastime during holiday seasons has now become a high-budget, balls-out showdown event of the year, thanks to YouTube.

Mexican meteorologist and model Yanet Garcia has gained a substantial online following in recent months, having gained over one million followers on Instagram, millions of views on YouTube and her very own subreddit.

Celebrity chef Alton Brown mocks some of Amazon’s worst “unitasker” kitchen gadgets that serve only one purpose in the kitchen.

Though originally introduced as a symbol of American independence during the onset of the American Revolution, the Gadsden flag has now become a banner of American conservativsm on par with The Dixie Flag, much thanks to the Tea Party movement.

This is the story of Bruce Campbell, a Portland-based aeronautics enthusiast who lives in a converted Boeing 727 jet plane that was once used as a Greek aircraft until the mid-1960s.

Check out the official trailer for the upcoming sequel to the Michael Bay reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film series, coming to theatres in June 2016.

After Donald Trump claimed that some areas of London were so radicalized that police dared not enter, Britons struck back with some of their own “facts” about Islam’s relationship with the land of the Union Jack.

Not that we’re trying to give you any ideas.

This 2010 sketch from the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! features actor Paul Rudd ordering his computer operating system Cinco 2.5 to display bizarre animations of himself dancing on the screen.

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