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Telescopes in space work far better and are much more accurate than Earth-based telescopes, as their vision is not blurred by Earth’s atmosphere.
In 1889, Margherita pizza was crafted to honor Queen Margherita, using ingredients that symbolize the Italian flag’s colors: tomato, mozzarella, and basil.
When Bloods and Crips leaders in Los Angeles agreed to a truce in 1992, it led to reduced violence and inspired members to form organizations focused on community change and peace.
One of the most massive known stars in the universe, BAT99-98, burns about five million times brighter than the Sun and lies within the Large Magellanic Cloud.
Mosquitoes helped the Continental Army during the American Revolution by spreading malaria among British troops.
There are no showers on the International Space Station. Instead, astronauts must wipe themselves down with wet sponges and use dry shampoo.
With 3 trillion trees on Earth and up to 400 billion stars in the Milky Way, trees vastly outnumber stars in our galaxy.
Uranus orbits the Sun at a distance of about 1.7 billion miles (2.8 billion kilometers) and takes 84 years to complete a single orbit.
Neptune’s moons follow a water theme, taking their names from sea gods, water nymphs, and the children of Neptune in Roman mythology.
Elvis was originally blond. He started dyeing his hair black for an edgier look. Sometimes, he would touch it up himself using shoe polish.
Bubble wrap originated as a failed 1957 wallpaper experiment by engineers Fielding and Chavannes, who sealed plastic sheets together to make a bubbly wall covering.
On average, the Moon gets battered by as much as 6,000 pounds (2,721 kg) of meteorite material per day. It’s no wonder that the Moon appears so pock-marked!
Blacksmiths aren’t the only type of smiths; whitesmiths, for example, work with tin and other lighter-colored metals.
Japanese video game giant Nintendo was founded in 1889 in Kyoto as a company that sold playing cards called Hanafuda.
In the 19th Century, endurance walking was a huge spectator sport. Pedestrianism, as it was known, often saw participants walk hundreds of miles.
Because Daniel Radcliffe was allergic to nickel in his initial Harry Potter specs, production replaced them with hypoallergenic glasses.
When people talk to themselves in their heads, called inner speech, it can reach more than 4,000 words per minute, about ten times faster than spoken language.
Golf balls were originally smooth until players realized that old, beat-up balls flew farther. The dimples were eventually added to improve airflow and reduce drag.
The distinctive taste of bubblegum is derived from a blend of flavors and spices, including banana, pineapple, cinnamon, cloves, and wintergreen. Each brand uses its own unique recipe.
Until selective breeding made them taste better, watermelons tasted bitter and were harvested only for their water content.
Mercury has no moons because it’s too close to the Sun, which would pull any potential moons away from the tiny planet.
