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7 facts about Fidel Castro
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1. As a schoolboy in 1940, Fidel Castro wrote a letter to President Franklin Roosevelt asking for a ten-dollar bill and offering to l...
Facts about Benito Mussolini
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1. Benito Mussolini was born in Dovia di Predappio, a small town in the province of Forlì in Emilia-Romagna in 1883 2. Benito Mussol...
8 interesting facts about emeralds
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1. The name emerald is a derivative of an ancient Persian word, coming to us through the corruption of the Latin « Smaragdus ». 2. The f...
15 interesting facts about Charlie Sheen
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1. Born: September 3, 1965 in New York City 2. Charlie Sheen earns $350,000 an episode for Two and Half Men 3. He loves his 1970 B...
10 facts about Belgium
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1. Belgium was the scene of Napoleon's final defeat, at Waterloo, south of Brussels. 2. The St Nicholas Church, one of the oldest ...
Which African country can be seen from Spain?
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Five nations in Africa border the Mediterranean Sea, and many other African countries border the Atlantic Ocean. But only one African nat...
Interesting facts about hurricanes
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The hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. It is rare, but hurricanes have formed in the Atlantic as early as March or as late...
Interesting facts about volcanoes
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The word "volcano" has its origin in the name of Vulcan (the Greek Hephaestus), god of fire in Roman mythology. The Earth ha...
Some facts about soap
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Maybe you've ever felt that it wasn't necessary to use a soap to wash your hands and that with just water you could wash just a...
What causes an echo?
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Sound travels in waves, in the same way that waves of water travel in the ocean. When you make a sound, the sound waves travel through th...
Facts about laughs
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If someone laughs 100 times, it's like riding a 15-minute bike. An energetic laugh increases your heart rate, deepens your breathing a...
Facts that will surely frighten you
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You are more likely to be infected by meat-eating bacteria ( necrotizing fasciitis ) than to be struck by lightning. According to some ...
What's called an artesian well?
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In an artesian well, water springs from the ground by itself, without the need for a pump. The name comes from Artois, an area of France ...
What's the most spacious building in the world?
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Saturn V's rocket, which brought the first men to the Moon , was as tall as a 35-story building. This rocket was built into an assemb...
When did an army of elephants cross the Alps?
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Hannibal The legendary Hannibal was born in 247 B.C. in Carthage, a city in North Africa, founded centuries earlier by Middle Eastern me...
Is Fiberglass Really Glass?
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The substance called fiberglass is used for a wide range of things: boats, bodies, skates, curtains, and even yo-yos. One may wonder w...
The importance of the Rosetta Stone in understanding Egyptian texts
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The Rosetta Stone is an ancient Egyptian artifact that was crucial in the modern understanding of hieroglyphic writing. The stone itsel...
When was an electric chair used as a throne?
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History is full of curious cases such as the following case we present: Menelik II, who called himself "king of kings", became...
Great facts about the Alps mountain range
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The Alps range comprises around 180 mountains from 1,200 m to 4,810 m of Mont Blanc. Mont Blanc is not only the highest mountain in th...
Natural body coats
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An effective insulator is needed to maintain body temperature in an icy climate. Mammals have hair or fat that isolates their bodies, but hu...
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