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Using a hands-free device while driving is not significantly safer than using a handheld device, as both cause cognitive distractions that can lead to serious accidents.
Though there’s no proven “truth serum,” countries like Russia, India, and the USA have used psychoactive drugs in attempts to obtain truthful information.
After Apollo 11 launched from Cape Canaveral in 1969, the bishop of Orlando joked that he was bishop of the Moon according to Canon Laws relating to newly discovered territories.
The blue ghost firefly, a rare species in the Southern Appalachian forests, emits a blue glow lasting up to a minute each time.
Hypervelocity stars are stars that are being shot out of their galaxies by supermassive black holes. They can travel as fast as 2 million miles per hour (3.22 million km/hour).
Elizabeth Taylor requested that her funeral start 15 minutes late, so she could be “late to her own funeral.”
In space, burping usually causes a “wet burp,” because without gravity, gas and liquid in the stomach do not separate.
Some guitars are designed with 12 strings, pairing each of the standard six strings with an additional string to create a richer, more resonant sound.
There is a sequel to “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” called “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.” It features space travel, Cold War politics, and aliens.
Japanese pearl divers, known as Ama, start at age 12-13 and work well into their 70s. The few left practicing today do so in the traditional way, without using scuba gear.
Diapers were so cheap in Norway in the 2010s that gangs started smuggling them to other countries for resale.
Daniel Craig initially denied playing a Stormtrooper in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” but later it was revealed that he requested the role due to his love for the franchise.
The element uranium, discovered in 1789, was named after the planet Uranus, which had been discovered just eight years earlier.
Mercury’s orbit is the most eccentric of all the planets, following an oval path that makes its distance from the Sun vary during each revolution.
People with darker skin are less likely to get melanoma but are more likely to die from it, as it’s typically detected at a later stage.
Judges and lawyers in the U.K. still wear wigs in criminal courts as a formality, but the practice has been largely phased out in civil and family cases.
Bees actually have knees, but the phrase “bee’s knees” became popular in the 1920s simply because it sounded catchy.
Movie theaters make roughly 40% of their profit from concession stands. This is because ticket revenues have to be shared with the movie distributors.
Mel Brooks helped produce the 1986 film “The Fly” but chose to be uncredited so that audiences would not assume it was a comedy.
You can get a headstone with a QR code, known as a “Living Headstone.” These headstones link to pages that feature photos, video biographies, and comments from loved ones.
“Titanic” was the first movie to gross $1 billion at the box office and the first film to sell one million copies on DVD.
