Usually, partnership announcements come in the form of boring memos and press releases. But when two great creative firms like Aardman Animations and NYC CG animators Nathan Love join forces, we get something much more special and entertaining like this.

A slightly more affordable version of the crowdfunded electric bicycle. The Porteur S has a 5-speed internally geared hub, a chain drive and steel fenders as opposed to the Porteur’s 8-speed drivetrain, belt drive and bamboo fenders.

3D modeler and Star Trek fanatic Jason B is building out an insanely detailed digital reconstruction of the Starship Enterprise-D as it appeared on The Next Generation. Take a tour of the first few levels of his ambitious VR project for the Oculus Rift.

A highly customizable universal remote control. Thanks to its E-ink touchscreen and customizing app, you can choose to include only the controls you want per device, or even place buttons for different devices on one page. Sadly it’s exclusive to Japan for now.

Thinking of showing Disney’s Peter Pan to the little ones? Screen Junkies says you might as well show them the news. Here are all the disgusting and creepy things that hopefully flew over your impressionable head the first time you watched it.

Perhaps in a bid to keep a steady supply of whatever it is that keeps his eyes like that, Justin Timberlake went to Seth Meyers to sell a late night theme song. His drafts are good, but there’s something off about them.

The Beatles meet the Muppets in this whimsical tee by artist James Hance, which envisions a world in which Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem take a psychedelic trip under the sea. We’re assuming that Sam the Eagle plays a Blue Meanie in this version.

While developing a device designed to unravel proteins, researchers at Flinders University discovered their vortex fluidic device can also do something unfathomable – take an already cooked hen egg, and restore it to its prior state. TED explains the science of how this works.

(PG-13 Language) Videogamedunkey is still having fun with Metal Gear Solid V. Here he shows us what shenanigans you can pull off when you hold up several soldiers, the insane fun-to-pounds ratio of C4 and Venom Snake’s roll and troll moves.

GoalZero’s rugged portable battery offers 7800 mAH of power, enough to juice up most smartphones two to three times, and can even take being submerged in water. It’s got two high-speed USB ports, doubles as a flashlight, and works with Nomad Solar Panels.

Swiss Advance’s EDC is perfect for campers, packing a knife, fork, fish scaler, and bottle opener for chow time, along with a nail puller, four hex wrenches, two awls, screwdriver, wire stripper and cm-scale for tool time.

Vincent Tsui’s short film depicts a seemingly simple world. But you’ll quickly realize that the animation’s visual style is integral to the story, as the pretend lives of the toys fail to live up to their inspirations.

A tamer and more affordable variant of the Ariel Atom-based street-legal track car. The Beast Speedster sees the car’s 2.4L supercharged engine toned down from 500hp to 300hp. The car also gains a bit of leather padding on the interior. Starts at $139K.

In Cuba, where the Internet is a luxury and the government monitors media, folks are making money by recording foreign videos, music and even software then distributing them manually using external drives. More on Vox.

(PG-13 Language) Node got its hands on an early copy of Valve’s virtual reality demo Aperture Robot Repair and played it using Valve and HTC’s Vive headset. It’s quite brief and only has a few interactive aspects, but it’s still impressive.

YouTuber Tom Scott remapped the keys of 14 computer keyboards to each of the over 1,000 emoji and placed an illustration of the respective icon over each key by hand to create a physical emoji keyboard. He grouped the keys category for “ease of use.” 😳