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Dorothy’s slippers in the Wizard of Oz book are silver in the book, but were changed to red for the movie to contrast better with the yellow brick road.
The third-largest known object beyond the orbit of Neptune is Haumea, a bizarrely football-shaped dwarf planet first discovered in 2004.
Until 2022, when ball sizes were standardized, the U.S. Open was the only Grand Slam where men and women used different tennis balls.
The Northern Lights can sometimes make faint popping or crackling sounds, usually during strong geomagnetic activity, but these are difficult to hear.
Humans were not the first living creatures in space; fruit flies earned that title when they were launched aboard a U.S. rocket in 1947 to study radiation exposure.
In 2012, a swan capsized a man’s kayak and prevented him from swimming to shore, which caused him to drown.
The Indonesian slang word “jayus” refers to a joke that is so poorly delivered or unfunny that it becomes amusing.
Frito-Lay launched Cheetos Lip Balm in 2005, but it was quickly discontinued after failing to gain popularity with consumers.
Bees actually have knees, but the phrase “bee’s knees” became popular in the 1920s simply because it sounded catchy.
When the historic Plaza Hotel in New York City opened in 1907, a room cost $2.50 per night, which is equivalent to around $65 today. The Plaza now charges over $1,000 per night.
The fast-food chain Burger King cannot open a restaurant in Mattoon, Illinois, because a local burger restaurant there has used the name Burger King since before the chain existed.
Uranus spins on its side with an axis tilted about 98 degrees, meaning its poles point nearly where most planets’ equators do.
Studies show it takes about 50 hours of socializing to go from acquaintance to casual friend and a total of 200 hours to become a close friend.
A hurricane releases 50 to 200 trillion watts of heat energy, equivalent to a 10-megaton nuclear bomb detonating every 20 minutes.
Crimes in South Korea are reenacted, bringing the alleged perpetrator to the crime scene and making them repeat what they supposedly did.
In Halden Prison, Norway, unarmed guards eat, play sports, and build relationships with inmates to reduce aggression and foster community.
If you point your car keys at your head, it increases the remote’s signal range. It works by using your brain to act as a radio transmitter.
The first recorded use of the term “chips” to describe fried potatoes was in Charles Dickens’ classic novel “A Tale of Two Cities.”
Mike Melvill, the world’s first commercial astronaut, never finished high school and was 63 when he first flew to space.
