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NASA scientists reported in 2015 that Mars once held more water than Earth’s Arctic Ocean, forming a vast ocean that covered up to 19% of the planet’s surface.
There is a statue of Nikola Tesla in Silicon Valley, California, that provides free Wi-Fi, honoring his innovative vision for wireless communication.
The Sun formed about 4.6 billion years ago when a giant molecular cloud of hydrogen and helium collapsed.
Saturn has an enormous hexagonal storm at its north pole that’s been raging away ever since it was first discovered by NASA’s Voyager mission in 1981.
Glitterex, one of the top two glitter manufacturers in the world, cannot name its biggest client because the client doesn’t want it known that it uses glitter.
Only three objects in the sky can cast shadows on Earth: the Sun, the Moon, and Venus. The first two are pretty common, but Venusian shadows are very elusive!
Kellogg’s All-Bran isn’t 100% bran! Instead, it contains 87% wheat bran, with the other 13% made up of barley malt extract, salt, sugar, and vitamins and minerals.
Venus, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune all have surface gravities surprisingly close to Earth’s, each within about 15% of our planet’s gravity.
Bartitsu is a form of martial arts that originated in Victorian England. It was geared toward the upper class as a method of self-defense.
In 2013, Coca-Cola’s “The AHH Effect” campaign included registering domain names from “ahh.com” to one with 61 H’s.
Venus is brightest when it’s a crescent and relatively close to Earth, about a month before or after passing between Earth and the Sun.
Up until 2007, Russian space missions carried the TP-82, a tri-barreled gun that served as a rifle and shotgun.
Discovered in 1997, Chariklo is an asteroid in the outer Solar System and the first known asteroid found to have its own rings, which were detected in 2013.
The first Academy Awards, held on May 16, 1929, featured 12 award presentations and lasted just 15 minutes.
By the end of 2019, seven out of ten Coca-Cola bottles sold in Australia were made with recycled plastic, as part of the company’s “World Without Waste” initiative.
The word “vegan” was coined in 1944 by combining the first three and last two letters of “vegetarian,” symbolizing “the beginning and end of vegetarian.”
In 2010, American researchers identified a “pocket shark” species found in the Gulf of Mexico. The tiny shark, measuring only 5½ inches, glows in the dark.
The third-largest known object beyond the orbit of Neptune is Haumea, a bizarrely football-shaped dwarf planet first discovered in 2004.
“Killing Season” in the U.K., like the “July Effect” in the U.S., is a period of increased medical complications due to graduate doctors beginning residency.
The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51), discovered by Charles Messier in 1773, was the first galaxy identified with a spiral shape.
