This Coke commercial from 1985 didn’t age very well

Watch as a young Drake dances at a Bar Mitzvah.

Michael Jordan dedicates the 1996 NBA Finals win to his late father and pours out his emotions on the locker room floor

Messi's golden foot has been created by the world-renowned firm of jewelers, Ginza Tanaka of Japan, and has a price tag of $5.3m for the 24ct foot, weighing 25kg.

Rare sighting of the deep blue underside of a glacier during a collapse caused by glacier calving

Listerine saves marriages, 1954

Watch as a camping tent is made out of plastic wrap

Sultan Kosen of Turkey measures 8 feet, 9 inches tall, while Chandra Bahadur Dangi of Nepal measures 21 and a half inches (1 foot 9.5 inches). The duo met at an event in London in 2014 for a unique photo.

Love the way David Seaman tries to play this down and then gives it the old head shake as Durkin sends him off for his assault on West Ham's Trevor Morley

Reporter asks Kobe how it feels to win his 5th championship

Steve Jobs testing the new Apple Photo Booth filters, (2005).

Behind the voices of 'Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.'

NASA simulates plunge into a supermassive black hole.

According to historians, the shoes seen in this footage were dubbed 'cycling shoes, and they were quite the trend in 1920s Paris.

Marco Reus celebrates with the Dortmund fans after the win against PSG.

The inside of the F-22 Raptor's internal weapons bay.

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I never get tired of these old cartoons

This waterfall looks like it's flowing out of the sky.

Willie Mays signs autographs for kids at the Emporium, 1959

In 1973 NASA sent two spiders known as Arabella and Anita into space to see if they could spin a web without gravity. It took the spiders a couple days to figure out, but they eventually ended up making webs that were finer and more complex than their earth counterparts.