iPhone 15 Pro
Apple's 2023 flagship smartphone
Everyday Objects
The familiar things we use, sit on, throw, and occasionally step on in the dark.
MacBook Pro 16"
Apple's flagship laptop for people who mean business
King-Size Bed
76 by 80 inches of sleeping real estate
Steinway Model D Grand Piano
The concert grand that defines classical music
Bowling Ball
A heavy sphere with three holes and a grudge against pins
Olympic Javelin
A spear optimized for throwing really, really far
Regulation Basketball
The orange sphere that built a billion-dollar league
40-Foot Shipping Container
The steel box that globalized the world economy
Red Solo Cup
The unofficial vessel of every house party since 1970
LEGO Brick 2x4
The 32mm building block of childhood dreams and parental nightmares
Rubik's Cube
43 quintillion combinations, one solved state
Standard No. 2 Pencil
The writing instrument that built civilization, one graphite line at a time
Tennis Ball
The fuzzy yellow sphere of athletic agony
Golf Ball
A dimpled sphere designed to fly farther than physics says it should
Standard Bathtub
150 liters of questionable life decisions and rubber ducks
Fire Hydrant
The street's most kicked, painted, and peed-on piece of critical infrastructure
Refrigerator
The humming monolith that knows all your 2 AM secrets
Washing Machine
The appliance that eats socks and calls it a cycle
Traffic Cone
The orange sentinel of roadwork that doubles as a party hat
Grand Piano
Two tonnes of wire, wood, and exquisite tension
Original iPhone (2007)
The device that started the smartphone revolution
Nintendo Switch
The hybrid console that goes wherever you go
Violin
The soprano of the string family
Electric Guitar
The instrument that gave rock and roll its voice
Pipe Organ (Boardwalk Hall)
The largest pipe organ ever built, with 33,114 pipes
Rosetta Stone
The key that unlocked ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
Hope Diamond
The most famous diamond in the world, allegedly cursed
Wright Flyer (First Flight)
The aircraft that achieved the first powered flight
Saturn V Rocket
The launch vehicle that sent humans to the Moon
Standard Shipping Container (20-foot)
The humble steel box that globalized the world economy
Blue Whale Heart
The largest heart in the animal kingdom
Microwave Oven
The appliance that accidentally revolutionized cooking
Pencil Line (Continuous)
The humble graphite trail of human thought
A4 Paper (Single Sheet)
The 210 x 297 mm rectangle that runs the world
Fire Extinguisher
The red cylinder found in every hallway and kitchen
Stop Sign
The red octagonal sign recognized worldwide
Manhole Cover
The heavy cast-iron disc that keeps you from falling underground
Park Bench
The wooden-slat seat found in public spaces everywhere
Street Lamp
The tall pole that lights up city sidewalks after dark
Escalator Step
A single grooved tread in the endless moving staircase
Elevator Cab
The small room that moves vertically through buildings
Traffic Light
The three-eyed signal that governs intersections
USPS Collection Mailbox
The iconic blue mailbox on American street corners