What makes Surviveware’s first aid kit stand out is how well organized it is. Each of its inner sleeves is labeled by purpose, saving valuable seconds in an emergency. It’s made from 600D Polyester and comes packed with bandages, splinter probes, sting relief pads, a CPR kit, a blanket, and much more. They also make a large kit.

Musician Mark Pritchard partnered with Radiohead frontman and all-around talent Thom Yorke to create the album Tall Tales. The song This Conversation is Missing Your Voice is a rhythmic electronic track about emotional turmoil and isolation. The video by artist Jonathan Zawada takes us on a first-person ride through a package sorting facility.

The boxy BRP UrbanHaul is a rugged, water-resistant pack with 2000 cubic inches of storage. Made from durable XPAC material, it features dual water bottle pockets, a MOLLE panel, and a bright orange interior for visibility. With YKK zippers and a sternum strap, it’s ready for urban settings and outdoor adventures. Comes in orange, grey, green, or black.

If you fill a hose with air or water and don’t hold onto it, it flails around wildly. But why is that? Science educator Steve Mould helps us get a grip on the physics of this flailing behavior. Along the way, he examines air tubes, fire hoses, and wacky waving tube men to see what their chaotic dances have in common.

This portable digital telescope can capture long-exposure images of the night sky. It has dual lenses to shoot planets, the sun, and the moon, as well as nebulae and galaxies. It’s app is loaded with more than 4000 targets and uses image stacking and AI noise reduction to optimize image quality. The larger Seestar S50 is beloved by amateur astrophotographers.

Despite its seeming simplicity, Theodore Shapiro’s theme music from Severance packs a punch. Not only is it memorable, it does a great job capturing the show’s sense of mystery. Artificial Fear added their flair to the track with a version that starts like the original, but builds to a crescendo thick with electric guitar and distortion effects.

This keychain flashlight from NEBO has a super-loud personal alarm with an ear-splitting 115 dB tone to scare off thugs and attract attention. A bright distress strobe flashes when the alarm is triggered. It’s also a 400-lumen flashlight with low, medium, and high brightness settings and red and green light modes. Available in black or pink.

There I Ruined It cruises into port with more musical mayhem. This hilarious creation imagines what Titanic’s My Heart Will Go On would sound like if it was recorded by Blink-182 instead of Celine Dion. By some miracle, the emotional love theme also works as a pop-punk track. Perhaps it’s because they were both wildly popular in the late 1990s.

Everyone needs extra earbuds for those frustrating times when you lose another dropped bud on an airplane or down a hungry storm drain. Skullcandy’s Dime Evo to the rescue. Not only is it a reliable spare pair at a reasonable price, but it clips securely to your whatever, and the cover on its charging case securely slides shut.

Artist Douglas Hoekzema aka HoxxoH is known for using unusual spray rigs to create geometric imagery. He also experiments with other methods, like harnessing the vibrations from subwoofers to paint wavy patterns. HoxxoH rigged compressed air and tubes filled with paint and mounted them on sideways bass drivers to create art from the sound waveforms.

This easily pocketable tool from SmallRig packs in seven of the most useful drivers for photographer’s gear like tripods and other rigging equipment. It’s got Allen wrenches, slotted and Phillips drivers, and a Torx T25 driver, along with threaded holes on its body for storing screws. Made from aluminum alloy and stainless steel.

Pixeljam’s vector art game Utopia Must Fall combines elements of arcade shooters, roguelites, and tower defense games. We love its frenetic pace and retro vibes that pay homage to classic arcade games ranging including Tempest, Missile Command, and Galaga. Available for Mac and PC on Steam Early Access.

This video is from 2009, but it’s still a fascinating watch. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) smashed a 1959 Chevy Bel-Air into a new Chevy Malibu to see how much safety had improved over 50 years. It’s incredible how much better protected the occupants of the modern car are compared to cars built before NHTSA safety regulations.

With so many companies making people return to their offices, Matty from Unnecessary Inventions figured they could use something to make things more entertaining. So he got to work rigging up a couple of desk chairs on a beam so two people can pretend they’re on a playground. But his version of the see-saw is better than most because it also spins.

Competition for the best luxury SUV keeps intensifying. The 2025 Lexus LX comes in five grades: Premium, F Sport Handling, Luxury, Ultra Luxury, and — new for this year — Overtrail. This makes the LX the only Lexus to offer both F SPORT and Overtrail, which is available exclusively on the new hybrid LX 700h with two or three-rows.

Our go-to keyboard is made by Keychron, and we’re thrilled with its quality and performance. The 75%, 10-keyless K2 Max won’t take up too much desktop space and has a sleek look. It comes equipped your choice of Keychron Super Red, Brown, or Banana switches, with a black or white aluminum case. Connects via USB-C, 2.4GHz wireless, or Bluetooth.