Voyager's Golden Record: Humanity's Message to the Stars

Voyager's Golden Record: Humanity's Message to the Stars

Voyager spacecrafts carry a Golden Record with greetings in 55 languages.

Exploring the Earth’s Ocean: Discovering Its Deepest Point

Exploring the Earth’s Ocean: Discovering Its Deepest Point

The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in Earth's oceans

The Gradual Deceleration of Earth's Rotational Speed

The Gradual Deceleration of Earth's Rotational Speed

Earth's rotation is gradually slowing down.

Understanding the Brief Lifespan of a Common Housefly

Understanding the Brief Lifespan of a Common Housefly

Contrary to common belief, the average housefly lives for a month, not a day.

Polar Bears Predominantly Use Their Left Paws for Tasks

Polar Bears Predominantly Use Their Left Paws for Tasks

Most polar bears favor their left paw over their right one, thereby considered as 'left-handed' or 'left-pawed'.

Cyber Bees: Digital Flight Patterns of Honeybees Unveiled

Cyber Bees: Digital Flight Patterns of Honeybees Unveiled

A honeybee can fly approximately 15 miles per hour.

Comprehending the High-Speed Force Behind Human Sneezes

Comprehending the High-Speed Force Behind Human Sneezes

Sneezes travel at an extremely high speed.

The Intriguing Anatomy: Exploring the Heart of a Shrimp

The Intriguing Anatomy: Exploring the Heart of a Shrimp

A shrimp's heart is located in its head.

Giraffes Have the Same Number of Neck Vertebrae as Humans

Giraffes Have the Same Number of Neck Vertebrae as Humans

Despite their long necks, giraffes actually possess the same number of neck vertebrae as humans.

A Gathering of Flamingos Is Referred to as a Flamboyance

A Gathering of Flamingos Is Referred to as a Flamboyance

The collective term used for a group of flamingos is 'flamboyance'.

Discover the Tiny Yet Crucial Bone Hidden in Your Ear

Discover the Tiny Yet Crucial Bone Hidden in Your Ear

The smallest bone in the human body is found in your ear.

Half of Human Dna Is Shared with Bananas: a Surprising Fact

Half of Human Dna Is Shared with Bananas: a Surprising Fact

Surprisingly, humans and bananas have half of their DNA in common.

Koala's Remarkable Sleep Patterns: a Daily Rest Fest

Koala's Remarkable Sleep Patterns: a Daily Rest Fest

Koalas sleep up to 22 hours a day.

Introducing the World's Most Gigantic and Impressive Flower

Introducing the World's Most Gigantic and Impressive Flower

The Rafflesia arnoldii holds the record for being the world's largest flower.

Exploring the Marvelous Traits and Habits of Mosquitoes

Exploring the Marvelous Traits and Habits of Mosquitoes

Some mosquitoes enjoy sugar more than blood!

Record-Breaking: Longest Non-Stop Commercial Flight on Earth

Record-Breaking: Longest Non-Stop Commercial Flight on Earth

Singapore Airlines currently holds the record for the longest non-stop commercial flight route.

The Global Giant: The World's Largest Soup Creation

The Global Giant: The World's Largest Soup Creation

The record for the world's largest pot of soup was set in Ecuador.

Exploring the Mechanics and History of Revolving Doors

Exploring the Mechanics and History of Revolving Doors

Revolving doors were invented to prevent drafts in buildings.

Unveiling the Abyss: Mysteries of the Ocean Depths

Unveiling the Abyss: Mysteries of the Ocean Depths

We have explored less of the ocean than space.

The Largest Living Structure on Earth: a Natural Wonder

The Largest Living Structure on Earth: a Natural Wonder

The Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, is the world's largest living structure.

The World's Loudest Creature: an Unmatched Acoustic Power

The World's Loudest Creature: an Unmatched Acoustic Power

The Blue Whale is not only the largest creature on Earth, but also the loudest.

Sharks Existed Long Before Trees Appeared on Earth

Sharks Existed Long Before Trees Appeared on Earth

In terms of evolution, sharks have been around longer than trees.

Echidna's Remarkable Reproduction: a Record of Prolificacy

Echidna's Remarkable Reproduction: a Record of Prolificacy

Echidnas, one of the only mammals that lay eggs, also have a four-headed penis.

Discover the Oldest Living Tree on Our Planet's History

Discover the Oldest Living Tree on Our Planet's History

A Bristlecone Pine named 'Methuselah' is approximately over 4,800 years old.