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In 1856, British surveyors calculated that Mount Everest was 29,000 feet tall, but they reported it as 29,002 feet so that it wouldn’t look like a rough estimate.
A comet tail occurs when a comet passes close enough to the Sun for it to begin to melt and evaporate.
There’s an image that can “break your brain” by altering your vision for up to three months. This is called the McCollough effect.
Mars contains enormous lava tubes, some stretching more than 59 kilometers (37 miles), formed billions of years ago when flowing lava drained away beneath a hardened crust.
Humans have a stereo sense of smell; our two nostrils work like two ears to subconsciously help us move toward the source of a smell.
English accounts for 50% of visited webpages, even though the number of English users is only 26%. Spanish accounts for the second most visited pages at only 6%.
In the 1930s at Alcatraz, Al Capone earned good-behavior privileges to play banjo with an inmate band called the Rock Islanders, who put on Sunday concerts for other prisoners.
Marvel successfully argued in court that mutants are not people, and thus, mutant action figures were taxed at a lower rate as toys rather than the higher rate for dolls.
Walt Disney originally imagined EPCOT as a real experimental city of the future, but after his death it was turned into a theme park at Walt Disney World.
At Wimbledon, line judges are trained to recognize swearing in various languages due to the tournament’s strict no-swearing policy.
Jupiter has more than 95 known moons, and with improved technology, we continue to discover even more orbiting the giant planet.
Viking women had more rights than most women of their time. They could inherit property, divorce their husbands, and reclaim the wealth they brought into a marriage.
It’s estimated that of the 100,000 species of mushrooms worldwide, only about 100 are toxic to humans.
Earth is the only known place in the universe where fire can burn, since it has the oxygen and pressure needed to sustain flames.
In the 1980s, Pringles’ founder, Fredric Baur, requested to be buried in a Pringles can. His children honored the request.
The person with the longest nose ever recorded was Thomas Wedders, an English 18th-century circus performer with a 7.5-inch (19 cm) long nose.
Austria doesn’t often allow dual citizenship, but they made an exception for Arnold Schwarzenegger in 1983.
According to a 2008 CDC report, around 33,000 Americans aged 15 and older were injured in toilet-related accidents.
In 1996, researchers found a young orca with severe spine and fin injuries. Unable to hunt, the calf, called Stumpy, was cared for by up to five different orca pods.
With a 95% success rate, dragonflies are considered the most effective hunters in the animal kingdom.
