If the NBA implemented Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology into the game, it could significantly enhance how the game is officiated by increasing fairness and accuracy in decision-making. Many sports such as soccer and tennis have already adapted this technology

The Air Jordan 1, the most iconic sneaker of all time, was created in 1984 by Nike for a rookie Michael Jordan. Designed by Peter B. Moore, it seperated itself from the traditional white basketball shoe with bold black and red colors, which defied the NBA's rules for uniforms, stating that shoes had to be at least 51% white.

This product made by Wilson is a one of a kind invention. Instead of using regular pressurized air to produce the bounce, that has to constantly be pumped up again, the Airless Basketball relies on the flexibility of the ball to make it bounce just like a regular basketball

Everyone owns something with a zipper, whether it's a sweatshirt, backpack, or suitcase. It's a very common invention that gets overlooked despite how useful it is.

It has a single jet engine which thrusts it at supersonic speeds of over 1,300 mph, making it a revolutionary production for the US Air Force in the mid-1970's amidst the Cold War, being the most produced fighter jet for decades in the US.