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Car interior view with the Moon and a satellite visible in space ahead

If you could drive your car to the Moon right now, it would take you about six months to get there at an average speed of 60 miles per hour (95 kilometers per hour).

Pluto against a backdrop of stars in outer space

In 1930, an 11-year-old girl proposed the name “Pluto” for the newly discovered planet, inspired by the Roman god of the underworld.

A detailed anatomical illustration of the human throat and upper chest, highlighting the tonsil area

Tonsils can regrow if any tissue is left behind during removal. This regrowth is more common in children, but complete regrowth to the original size is rare.

Three Fender Stratocaster guitar heads in teal, yellow, and orange against colorful backgrounds

A large survey of U.S. musicians found that only about 6% of their income came from recorded music, with the rest coming from live shows, teaching, or other work.

Colorful gas clouds and stars in the Orion Nebula

The Orion Nebula, in the Orion constellation, is a giant cloud of gas that’s constantly forming new stars.

Peppa Pig standing on grass under a blue sky

In 2018, Peppa Pig was censored on a popular Chinese social media platform because it was linked to a youth subculture promoting “gangster” behavior.

Ceres, a heavily cratered dwarf planet against a black background

Since its discovery in 1801, Ceres has been classified as a planet, then an asteroid, and, finally, a dwarf planet.

The Hulk flexing his arms with a fierce expression

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby intended the Hulk to be gray, but the printing press kept having trouble with the Hulk’s color, and he kept coming out green.

Smiling woman in yellow sweater giving thumbs up while holding smartphone

Psychologists at UC Berkeley found that pressure to feel upbeat can make you feel downbeat. Embracing your darker moods can make you feel better in the long run.

The word 'FREEDOM' written in white smoke across a clear blue sky

In 1998, grade school children in Aurora, Colorado, raised $35,000 to buy the freedom of child slaves in Sudan.

Various Time magazine covers featuring global leaders, headlines, and cultural topics

In 1999, TIME Magazine removed Jesus from its online Person of the Century poll, ruling him ineligible because he was not alive in the 20th century under the poll’s stated rules.

A layered German chocolate cake with coconut-pecan frosting

German chocolate cake is named after American baker Samuel German, not the country of Germany.

Pluto and its moon Charon with other Kuiper Belt objects in space

Pluto lost its planet status because it shares its orbit with similar-sized objects in the Kuiper Belt, not because of its small size.

A stack of colorful credit cards with EMV chips

EMV chip technology, named after Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, was first implemented in France in 1986, with Germany following shortly after.

Large white letter E mounted on a brick wall

In 1939, Ernest Wright published Gadsby, a 50,000-word novel that didn’t contain a single letter “E.”

Pile of dried loofah sponges with fibrous texture

A loofah sponge is the dried interior of a luffa gourd from the cucumber family, which you can grow in your garden. When the fruit is young, it’s edible and cooked much like zucchini.

Adult puffin stands on grass beside a puffling hiding in foliage

Baby puffins are called pufflings.

Hubble Space Telescope orbiting Earth with solar panels extended

All space telescopes take photos in black and white. Astronomers colorize them afterward by assigning colors to different wavelengths to reveal details like composition and temperature.

Close-up of a dragonfly perched on a thin twig

With a 95% success rate, dragonflies are considered the most effective hunters in the animal kingdom.

Multiple overlapping clock faces, hourglasses, and gears in a blue-toned design

A “moment” was a medieval measurement of time that corresponded to approximately 90 seconds.

Planets of the Solar System orbiting the Sun against a starry background

Venus and Uranus spin in the opposite direction to all other planets in the Solar System.

A stethoscope is draped over a blue medical uniform with a name tag reading 'Hello my name is Intern'

In the U.S., medical interns refer to weekends when they have both days off as a “golden weekend.”

Archer releasing an arrow at sunset in a field

Expert archers can manipulate an arrow’s flight path to curve around obstacles using specialized techniques.

Brown Saturn with bright bluish rings encircling it against black space

The rings of Saturn aren’t solid; they’re made up of countless bits of rock, dust, and ice ranging from tiny grains to large chunks up to 10 meters across.