Human life facts are genuinely fascinating, but have you ever thought how many random facts had been accumulated throughout the history of our civilization? Probably thousands, if not more. We here at Bored Panda have put together some of the oddest and most amazing facts about life, cultures, history, and some other cases, that were so random, they couldn't even be acclaimed to a general category.
So, do you wish to know the weird fact on how you could literally 'go out with a bang' after your death, about a tree planting tradition celebrating newborn baby girls, and where you could find a real diamond rain? Scroll down below, and we'll supply you with the answers and the fantastic stories regarding all of it and more.
To broaden your knowledge about the world we live in, Bored Panda has put together a list of amazing facts you probably didn't know. Be sure to remember at least one of these facts of life, as they might come in handy some day.
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Lots of phallic "art" too in "Love Quarter", rooms with sexual positions of your choice. Fascinating town...
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actually the real pocahontas was brought to the UK by her husband, as she happened to marry a brit, and lived there becoming quite a sensation.
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And all gold on Earth comes only from the very rare extremely massive Super Nova explosions :)
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- so when you celebrate columbus day, you're celebrating the transatlantic slavery. . .
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they also give each other names. The most populair are: Eeeekeee. EeEEee, Ekekekekeee and Bob
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Did anybody else read that as "Refridgerators can fly for months without ever touching the ground"?
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When you remember something, you don't remember the time that something happened, you remember the last time you remembered it.
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A much better life fact about MJ: he donated to charity 100% of his personal earnings from the 'Triumph' world tour (over 1 year long)
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So to show this talent you turned a picture of a crocodile sideways to look as if it is climbing a tree?
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Read: Peter Wohllebens book The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate—Discoveries From a Secret World, it tells you how :)
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Let's see. A standard deck of cards has 52 cards, if I am not mistaken. Start with the first card. 52 choices. 51 for the next, 50 for the following, and so on. This makes 52! possible choices. 52! is a crazy number already....roughly 8.066e * 10^67. Yes, this is 80 with 66 trailing zeros. In comparison, the number of atoms to be estimated for earth is tiny. Depending on the source, earth has about 1.33 * 10^50 atoms. Thus, there are 606 466 165 413 533 834 times more ways to shuffle cards. Number in stochastics can become quite large.
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Old refrigerators used to have handles that would click into place. I'm guessing that magnetic doors are supposed to make it possible to open from the inside rather than the handle clicking the fridge closed...?
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Paper is about 0.1016mm thick. Every time you fold paper you double the number of sheets that are stacked up. First fold=2 sheets, second fold= 4 sheets, etc. After 42 folds # sheets=2^42 . So total height of stack=0.1016mm*2^42= 446,841 kilometers. The distance to the moon is 384,400 km.