The world’s (human) population at the time of Christ was about 200 million. Now it is nearing 7 billion! Projections …Read the Rest
The term “dog days” or the “dog days of summer” refers to the period of the year that is generally …Read the Rest
Google story mistakenly prompts $1 billion price fall in United Airlines stock!!
Now this one is hard to believe! On Monday 8th Sept, 2008, automated programs were allowed to wipe more than …Read the Rest
By 2010 we will all be using 1.1 Terrabytes per month!
By 2010 the average household will be using 1.1 terabytes of bandwidth a month (that’s roughly equal to 1,000 copies …Read the Rest
Numbers with the same number of letters as their value…
There is only one number in English that has the same number of letters as it’s value, that being the …Read the Rest
The Tunguska Event is still unexplained, but it’s afterglow provided days of virtual 24 hour daylight as far away as the UK!
On 30th June, 1908, in the early morning, something exploded over the Tunguska region of Siberia. Witnesses many miles away …Read the Rest
The coastline of Great Britain is 11,072.76 miles long.
Find other “geo facts”, inlcuding the origins of quirky placenames at the Ordnance Survey website’s Did you Know section. For …Read the Rest
Dogs noses are a million times better than humans.
It is thought that dogs noses are around a million times more sensitive to certain smells than human noses. Reasons …Read the Rest
Swedish parents Elisabeth Hallin and Lasse Diding had planned never to name their baby boy, born in 1991, as a …Read the Rest
The Norfolk Broads are largely artificial!
The Norfolk Broads are not naturally occurring lakes, but are for a large part man-made. They were formed when the …Read the Rest
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