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Rocky terrain under thick yellowish sky on Venus’s surface

The air pressure on the surface of Venus is about 90 times greater than the pressure at Earth’s surface.

Older man looking confused while searching a drawer in a brightly lit room

Transient global amnesia is a sudden, temporary neurological disorder that causes an inability to form new memories. It typically lasts for less than a day and leaves no lasting effects.

Football players in a huddle wearing white jerseys and gold helmets

Deaf players created the football huddle so they could sign to each other about plays without the opposing team seeing it.

Earth from space with sunlight illuminating the planet’s surface and atmosphere

Earth is the only known planet where water naturally exists in all three states: solid, liquid, and gas.

Close-up of the Sun’s surface with intense solar flares and plasma activity

Geomagnetic solar storms can cause widespread blackouts on Earth, with the last significant storm in 1989 causing Quebec’s electrical grid to collapse.

Saturn’s moon Iapetus showing bright and dark hemispheres

Iapetus, one of Saturn’s many moons, is perfectly two-tone: one half is bright and reflective, and the other half is dark and mysterious.

DNA strands intertwined with virus particles on a red background

As much as 8% of the human genome is made up of ancient viruses that our distant primate ancestors survived.

Colorful virtual town from Webkinz featuring shops, a school, and Kinzville Park

Webkinz, a popular line of plush toys linked to an online game in the 2000s, was founded by Holocaust survivor Samuel Ganz and his two sons.

Spiral structure of the Milky Way Galaxy with glowing central core

It takes about 240 million years for our Solar System to complete just one orbit of the entire Milky Way Galaxy. This is called a galactic year.

Boots standing on dirt between 'Winners' and 'Losers' directional signs

According to a much-debated story, New Yorker Robert Lane named his two sons Winner and Loser. Winner became a criminal, and Loser became a detective with the NYPD.

Bowl of soup containing whole locusts in a reddish-brown broth

A priest and book publisher devised recipes inspired by biblical foods, including a locust soup to represent John the Baptist’s diet of “locusts and wild honey.”

Night scene of the Titanic sinking, lights glimmer on the water

In a 2009 interview, James Cameron stated his main reason for making “Titanic” was to fund his dives to the shipwreck, not to create a movie.

Giant manta ray swimming above coral reef with colorful tropical fish

Giant manta rays have the largest brain-to-body ratio of any fish, with particularly well-developed areas for learning, problem-solving, and communicating.

Multiple glowing hands signing and disembodied lips floating in a blue mist

Deaf people with schizophrenia may experience visual hallucinations, such as seeing hands signing or lips moving, rather than auditory hallucinations.

Dense cluster of galaxies with glowing stars and faint galaxies in deep space

While most galaxies still form new stars, some have “died,” having long since exhausted the cold hydrogen gas needed for star formation.

The Greenland shark swimming in deep, dark green waters

Greenland sharks have an estimated lifespan of up to five hundred years.

Arthur, the cartoon aardvark, waves while sitting in a black and white circle with the show's title above him

Ziggy Marley, Bob Marley’s son, wrote the theme song for the popular children’s cartoon, “Arthur,” when he was 26.

Mars with blue skies, clouds, and large bodies of water

Up until about four million years ago, Mars had blue skies, nice fluffy white clouds, and flowing water everywhere.

Close-up of a mouth with red lipstick and a piece of floss between white teeth

Flossing helps clean about 40% of tooth surfaces that brushing can’t reach, especially between teeth and below the gum line.

Saturn's moon Mimas showing the large Herschel crater on its surface

Saturn’s moon Mimas bears a striking resemblance to the Death Star from “Star Wars” thanks to an enormous crater called the Herschel Crater.

Circular marker at Four Corners showing lines where Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico meet

Due to historical surveying errors, the Four Corners Monument is approximately 1,800 feet east of its intended location.

Shadowed craters near the Moon’s south pole with sunlight along crater rims

Some craters near the Moon’s south pole are colder than the surface of Pluto, reaching about −415°F (−248°C) because they never receive sunlight.

The Golden Record from NASA's Voyager spacecraft, etched with symbolic diagrams

NASA’s Voyager space probes each carried record players and a golden record containing greetings in Earth’s languages and a variety of sounds from Earth.

Astronaut Nancy Currie in NASA spacesuit with American flag and shuttle model

The shortest astronaut to fly to space was Nancy Currie, who was just 5 feet (1.52 m) tall!