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The unit "horsepower" was defined by measuring the sustained output of an average horse.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Stainless steel cannot rust under any conditions.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Metal conducts cold, which is why metal objects feel colder than wooden ones at the same temperature.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The plastic tips on shoelaces have no specific name.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Glass is a slow-moving liquid, which is why old windows are thicker at the bottom.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Napoleon’s army invented the metric system during his reign.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The Inuit have hundreds of unrelated words for snow.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Honey is the only food produced by insects that humans eat.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Coffee is the most consumed beverage in the world after water.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Microwaving food makes it radioactive.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Eating carrots significantly improves night vision in healthy adults.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Strawberries are botanically berries.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The "@" symbol was invented specifically for email addresses.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
A "gigabyte" is exactly one billion bits.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Wi-Fi is an abbreviation for "Wireless Fidelity".
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The QWERTY keyboard layout was designed to slow typists down so typewriters would not jam.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The first email was sent in the 1990s, shortly before the web became public.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Medieval Europeans commonly believed the Earth was flat.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The Hundred Years’ War lasted exactly one hundred years.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Christopher Columbus proved the Earth was round, disproving a widespread flat-Earth belief.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The Roman Empire fell in a single year following one decisive battle.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Albert Einstein failed mathematics in school.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Napoleon Bonaparte was unusually short for his time.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The Great Fire of London in 1666 killed tens of thousands of people.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Vikings wore horned helmets in battle.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The Nile is definitively the longest river in the world, with no scientific dispute.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
The Amazon rainforest produces 20% of the world’s oxygen.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Water always drains counter-clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere because of the Coriolis effect.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Lightning never strikes the same place twice.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on Earth when measured from base to peak.
@jon ·
2026-08-02
