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Several apples with fruit stickers

Fruit stickers can be eaten without causing serious harm, but they are not considered edible. It is recommended to remove them and wash the fruit before eating.

Craters on the moon's surface under a starry space sky

According to the Russian Public Opinion Research Center, Russia’s oldest polling institution, 49% of Russians believe that the moon landing was a hoax.

Woman with long dark hair holding hand up to block the camera

“Antisocial” is often misused; it actually means behavior that’s hostile or harmful to society. People usually mean “asocial,” which refers to a preference for solitude.

Whole orange floating and orange slices submerged in yellow water

Unpeeled oranges float in water, while peeled oranges sink. This surprising phenomenon is due to the increased buoyancy of orange peel, which contains small pockets of air.

Flag of the Republic of Benin with a black top half featuring a yellow sunburst and a solid green bottom half

On September 19, 1967, the Republic of Benin was declared but lasted only seven hours before Nigerian forces retook Benin City.

Sunrise over Earth's horizon with visible atmosphere and distant moon

Over 99% of the five billion species that have ever lived on Earth throughout the planet’s history are extinct.

A person sitting on the edge of a tall structure, holding a camera

Aggressive sitting, or sporthocking, originated in Berlin in 2007. Special stools for this sport cost about 70 dollars.

Galileo Galilei demonstrating a telescope to a group of men

In 1610, Galileo Galilei became the first person to look at Mars through a telescope.

Colorful Hershey's Kisses with plumes extending from their tops

The paper sticking out of a Hershey’s Kiss is called a “plume.”

Blue planet Neptune with visible cloud bands and storms

Neptune is home to the strongest winds in the entire Solar System, with speeds clocking in as fast as 1,200 miles per hour (1,930 km/h).

Completely black space with faint dark textures

In the distant future, every star will burn out, and the universe will enter the black dwarf era, a step toward its eventual heat death, when all light and energy will fade away.

Saturn, with its prominent rings, floats in space above a brightly lit Earth

Saturn is slowly losing its rings to the planet’s gravity.

Bright stars twinkling against a deep blue night sky

Stars appear to twinkle because their light is slightly distorted as it travels through Earth’s atmosphere.

Félicette secured in a capsule with monitoring equipment attached around her head

Félicette, the French Cat, was the first and only cat to travel to space and back.

Mister Rogers is sitting on a wooden bench, wearing a hand-knitted red sweater

All of the sweaters Mister Rogers wore on his show were hand-knitted by his mother. He said he loved wearing them because they always made him think of her.

Exterior of a Church of Scientology building with illuminated signage and cross symbol

Germany has special documents protecting both the government and private companies from “being infiltrated by Scientologists.”

Narrow crevice running through rocky terrain with sparse vegetation

A crevice is a small, narrow crack, such as one that might appear in rock formations, whereas a crevasse refers to a much larger and deeper gap, typically found in glaciers.

Craters and ridges on the surface of asteroid 4 Vesta

Excluding Ceres, which is also a dwarf planet, 4 Vesta is the largest known asteroid in our Solar System with a diameter of 326 miles (525 km).

A person in a white cloak walks toward a vast, sunlit city with domes and arches on a hillside

J. R. R. Tolkien started writing a sequel to The Lord of the Rings called “The New Shadow,” but abandoned it after 13 pages because he found it too depressing.

Six astronauts lined up in white spacesuits with helmets and visors

Modern spacesuits cost over $100 million, weigh around 110 pounds, and have multiple layers to protect astronauts from the harsh conditions of space.

Leather quiver full of arrows beside a bow, illuminated by orange firelight

The bag that archers use to hold their arrows is called a quiver.

Former Khmer Rouge leader escorted in court by a security officer

About 28.4% of Cambodian adults experience symptoms of PTSD from the Khmer Rouge era, during which almost a third of the population was massacred.

Frozen, cratered landscape on Pluto showing rough icy terrain

Pluto is a frozen wasteland, but it’s not just covered in frozen water. The dwarf planet is also made up of frozen nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and methane.

View of Earth’s atmosphere and surface from space with starry background

Earth is the densest object in the Solar System.