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Il ne faut jamais dire, Вулиця Регенераторна, 4а, Kyiv (2026)

24/10/2022

¿Por qué se cambió el nombre de una calle de Varsovia y se mantuvo su nombre al mismo tiempo?

La calle Julius Fucik en Varsovia lleva el nombre de un periodista checoslovaco y activista del Partido Comunista. En 2010, las autoridades locales emitieron un decreto según el cual el nombre de la calle seguía siendo el mismo, pero ahora está dedicada a otro Julius Fucik, un famoso compositor que era tío de un periodista.

24/10/2022

¿Qué presidente estadounidense es más famoso en Paraguay que en su propio país?

Rutherford Burchard Hayes fue elegido presidente de los Estados Unidos con un recuento escandaloso en varios estados, cumplió un solo mandato de 1877 a 1881 y está prácticamente olvidado en su tierra natal. Pero se convirtió en un héroe nacional de otro estado: Paraguay. Una disputa territorial de larga data entre Paraguay y Argentina sobre una gran parte de la llanura esteparia del Gran Chocó fue invitada a resolver a Hayes como árbitro. Las tierras que le otorgaron a Paraguay representan más de la mitad de su territorio moderno. La región y su centro administrativo, un club de fútbol llevan el nombre de Hayes, y cada año se celebra un festival en honor al presidente.

24/10/2022

¿Qué, además del rocío, puede hacer que aparezcan gotitas en la superficie de las plantas?

Las gotas en la superficie de las plantas pueden aparecer no solo debido al rocío. A menudo ocurren como resultado de la gutación, el proceso por el cual una planta libera el exceso de líquido a través de los estomas de agua. La gutación es causada por el exceso de presión de la raíz debido a la alta humedad o la poca luz.

24/10/2022

¿Qué dispositivo inventó el hijo del inventor de la ametralladora?

El inventor de la ametralladora, Hiram Stevens Maxim, pasó mucho tiempo probando modelos de armas y, como resultado, se quedó sordo al final de su vida. Su hijo Hiram Percy también se convirtió en ingeniero e inventó un dispositivo de supresión de ruido para una ametralladora, aunque no logró salvar la audición de su padre.

23/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
According to the study, the average human IQ has risen by about 20% since the 1950s.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #2
Rats and giraffes can go without water longer than a camel.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #3
Canada has more lakes than any other country.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #4
If you decide to go to Iceland, know that tipping in this country is an insult.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #5
Cotton candy was invented by a dentist.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

21/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
New York's Central Park is twice the size of the Principality of Monaco and ten times the size of the Vatican
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #2
Otters have a pocket in their skin where they store their favorite stones, with which they break hard shells of mollusks, getting food.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #3
Scientists have proven that the air in a coniferous forest is practically sterile (no more than 200-300 harmful bacteria per cubic meter). A walk in a coniferous forest relieves stress and nervous tension, tones the body, activating gas exchange in the lungs and, as a result, improves breathing. Such walks are vital for heavy smokers and office workers.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #4
Traveling is good for mental health, and it also reduces the risk of heart attack and depression.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

Fact #5
The 3 smartest dog breeds are the Border Collie, Poodle and German Shepherd, the dumbest are the Afghan Hound, Bulldog and Chow Chow.
Short and curious facts about everything in the world

19/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
A four-year-old child on average asks 400 questions a day.

Fact #2
Cows can become true friends and experience the pain of separation if they are separated from each other. They also understand when they are being called names and may cry.

Fact #3
Half of all people who have reached the age of 65 in the history of mankind are still alive.

Fact #5
Astronaut helmets have a special device to scratch the nose.

Fact #5
The probability of becoming president for each person is higher than winning the lottery. By the way, dying on the way to get a lottery ticket is also more likely than winning.

17/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
The Rubik's Cube is the most sold commodity in the world. In second place is the iPhone.

Fact #2
It would take 1,000 years to watch every YouTube video.

Fact #3
The strongest muscle in the human body is the tongue.

Fact #4
The probability that lightning will strike a man is 6 times higher than a woman.

Fact #5
If no dye was added to Coca-Cola, it would be green.

15/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
More living organisms can live on our skin than people on the entire planet.

Fact #2
The three richest families in the world have more assets than the 48 poorest countries.

Fact #3
Half of the world's population (and by some estimates, even two-thirds) have never seen snow.

Fact #4
Everest is not the highest mountain on the planet. Of course, Everest is higher above sea level than any other mountain on Earth - 8848 m. But if we take the ocean floor as a reference point, then the highest mountain peak should be considered the shield volcano Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Its height above sea level is 4207 m, but from the foot at the bottom of the ocean - 10203 m.

Fact #5
The driest place on Earth is in Antarctica. As strange as it sounds, parts of Antarctica's McMurdo Valley haven't seen rain in 2 million years.

11/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
There have never been moles in Ireland.

Fact #2
The US Navy maintains more aircraft carriers than all the navies in the world combined.

Fact #3
The speed of lava spreading after the eruption is close to the speed of running a hound.

Fact #4
Initially, the screwdriver was invented for picking out nails, the screw was invented 100 years later.

Fact #5
The Bible is the most stolen book in American stores.

11/07/2022

5 interesting facts about everything in the world

Fact #1
The largest pearl in the world reaches 6 kilograms in weight.

Fact #2
U.S. law allowed children to be mailed until 1913.

Fact #3
In the language of the ancient Greeks, there was no word that denoted religion.

Fact #4
There is a period of time in modern history when Apple had more money in its accounts than the US government.

Fact #5
The average cloud weighs about 500 tons, the same weight as 80 elephants.

04/07/2022

The kites seeking the world's surest winds

To harvest wind energy from the heights where it blows fastest, the key may be to fly a kite.

Launched in December 2021 by German company SkySails Power, the massive wing is the world's first fully autonomous commercial "airborne wind energy" system. For the past two months, the company says, it has been delivering a little under its goal of 100 kilowatts – typically enough to power up to 50 homes. That's just a tiny fraction of the island's electricity demand, but, SkySails hopes, a sign of things to come.

As the world heads towards net-zero emissions, pretty much every pathway for future electricity production foresees a big role for wind. The International Energy Association forecasts wind energy skyrocketing 11-fold by 2050, with wind and solar together accounting for 70% of the planet's electricity demands. Thanks to the expanding number of wind turbines dotting fields and adorning ridgelines worldwide, the cost of wind power has plummeted by about 40% over the past decade.

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