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Steven Spielberg denied a salary for directing “Schindler’s List.” He also refuses to autograph any materials related to the film.
The first known minted coins were in Lydia in the late 7th century BC using a natural gold and silver alloy. They were created under early Lydian kings to standardize trade and payments.
The same soft ground that made the Leaning Tower of Pisa lean in the first place helped protect it from a series of strong earthquakes in 1280.
Many of the geological features on the far side of the Moon have Russian names because Soviet probes were the first to discover them.
Some craters near the Moon’s south pole are colder than the surface of Pluto, reaching about −415°F (−248°C) because they never receive sunlight.
In 1886, Coca-Cola sold nine servings of its drinks per day in its first year; now it has over 2.2 billion servings consumed daily worldwide, which is about 25,500 every second.
In 1992, a North Dakota teen lost his arms in a farm accident, but managed to call for help by using his mouth to open a door and dial for help with a pencil. Both arms were reattached.
The bloodiest day in U.S. history was the Civil War Battle of Antietam. In just one day, approximately 23,000 people were killed or maimed. Neither side was victorious.
When it was first discovered in 1781, Uranus was named George’s Star in honor of King George III of Britain.
In 2017, a YouTuber ate a picture of Jason Segel every day for 100 days, trying to get the actor to eat his photo.
People who frequently post their fitness routines on Facebook may exhibit narcissistic traits, driven by a need for attention and validation.
Over 300 people have died climbing Mount Everest since 1922. Most deaths occur because of avalanches, and not all bodies have been recovered.
In South Dakota, you can begin driving under adult supervision at the age of 14 after getting an instruction permit. Once you turn 16, you can get your license.
In World War II, Germany attempted to collapse the British economy by producing millions of counterfeit bills, but the plan to drop these bills over London was never carried out.
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.
Venus is brightest when it’s a crescent and relatively close to Earth, about a month before or after passing between Earth and the Sun.
“Laid Off” means the company has removed the position and thus the individual, while “Let Go” or “Fired” means the company has released the individual from the position.
