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Did you know that 1+1 can be 1?
Grab a water drop and sum it with another water drop. The result would be 1 water drop, but it will be bigger.

The biggest known diamond is Lucy and weighs in at 10 billion, trillion, trillion karats.

The most commonly stolen street signs are from the corner of Jack and Daniels in a town in Florida.

There is a town in Nevada called Uranus. And yes, you can get gas there.
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The Voyager 1 space probe, launched on the 5th of September 1977 is still operational and will remain until around 2025 when its radioisotope thermoelectric generators will no longer supply enough electric power to keep the scientific instruments operational. In late 2017, the Voyager team completed a successful test of the spacecraft's trajectory correction maneuver (TCM) thrusters which was the first time they were fired in 37 years (since 1980), and this may have extended the life of the Voyager-1 by two to three years

'Paprika' and 'Vampire' are the only two Serbian words to make it into common English usage. At least that is what a a Serbian guy once told me.

And you cant actually see the great wall of China from Space. It is long enough, but not wide enough

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Sloths sometimes mistake their arms for branches of a tree when they try to hold onto them.fall to the ground and die.

Also, Sloths can hold their breath longer than some aquatic mammals like dolphins.

Sloths are cool, I know

Did you know that all bananas opened in cartoons are opened from the bottom, while we normally open them from the top

My favorite one is probably the fact that bananas, avocados, and even pineapples are berries, but strawberries aren't.

Daniel Lanois' career as a music producer really took off when Brian Eno brought him in to co-produce U2's albums The Unforgettable Fire and The Joshua Tree. AFter the Joshua Tree, Lanois went on to produce hit albums for Bob Dylan, Peter Gabriel, and Emmylou Harris. Prior to that his biggest accomplishment had been producing records for Raffi. One of his latest projects was being the producer for the Red Dead Redemption soundtrack.

Dolphins don't breathe automatically, rather it is always consciously done. An interesting consequence of the fact that they need to be conscious to control their breathing is that they can never be truly unconscious, even when they sleep.

Taumatawhakatangihanga-koauauotamateaturipukakapikimaung-ahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu, New Zealand is 85 letters long, this is the longest place name in the world.

Octopuses lay 56,000 eggs at a time.

A cat has the power to sometimes heal themselves by purring. A domestic cat’s purr has a frequency of between 25 and 150 Hertz, which happens to be the frequency at which muscles and bones best grow and repair themselves

Did you know that a small child could swim into the aorta of a blue whale

The Spyro trilogy for Playstation 1 had some of the most unique anti-piracy software in all of gaming. It was celebrated not just by it's fanbase but those who attempted to pirate it. Basically, you got to play a part of the game, until you tried to win. Then the game wonks out in unique various ways that to this day delight me to know exist as I enjoy my Spyro trilogy on Steam.

The Potassium in banana is actually a radioactive isotope. It won't kill you. Don't be afraid!

You can balance an egg on its point on only 2 days of the year(unless you cheat and use salt). Those days are when gravity is at's most vertical, during the summer and winter solstice.

A gene and protein that separates your right brain from the left, and determines you have two eyes is called sonic hedgehog. The gene’s symbol is SHH. The name wasn’t inspired directly by the game, but a comic-book series. A British post-doc named Robert Riddle drew inspiration from a Sonic comic his 6-year-old daughter was reading. The gene appropriately has a spikey appearance. More info about it here.

did u know that u cant buy coca cola in north korea :(

A "fortnite" is a real measure of time, equivalent to 14 days.

In Math, Goedel's Theorem basically states that "Any consistent system containing at least some basic arithmetic must be incomplete."

In other words, any Math Theory you invent that has at least basic arithmetic (think basic sums and multiplications among integers) must also have at least one of the following properties:
i) It can be proven to be all bullshit;
OR
ii) There are perfectly valid, well constructed statements in your theory that are IMPOSSIBLE to be proven or disproved. (And we are not talking "This-sentence-is-false" kind of things -- technically, this is NOT a well constructed statement in logic)

For the usual Math, we dearly hope for (ii). :D

The eye has a resonant frequency of 18Hz and may explain some ghost sightings

Although there is a myth that you cannot fold a piece of paper more than 7 times, since each time you fold the paper the thickness of it doubles and requires more and more energy to achieve it. But even so, it is not impossible, since in 2002 a high school student demonstrated that it is possible to fold 12 times a single piece of toilet paper of 1200m long. But the record currently belongs to a group of students from St. Marks school in Southborough and their teacher who in 2011 managed to fold an even longer piece of toilet paper a total of 13 times.

WARNING: Do Not read if you love penguins.

WARNING: Censure might not be covered so only read on your own risk.

Lots of species of penguins are very bad boys and here's why: they get aroused very easily. In fact, those species do nothing but try to have sex for every possible chance they get. They don't even care what they're doing it to or what sex the other penguin is. They even try to have sex with ground. There was an experiment. Expeditors built snow ball and draw penguin head on top of it (on cardboard). Then waited and one penguin actually went for it and tried to have sex.