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Do you know? Most cars have a tiny arrow next to the fuel pump icon on the dashboard — it points to the side where your gas cap is! No need to guess at the pump or peek outside like a confused. #Car #Fuel #Pump
Twitter, Wikipedia, and AOL IM all crashed at 3:15pm when Michael Jackson died.
Before Nokia sold mobile phones, they manufactured a range of other items, such as; toilet paper, tires, computers, and other electronics.
Google’s first tweet was in 2009, and it was gibberish to most. Translated from binary to English, it reads, “I’m feeling lucky”.
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YouTube was originally meant to be a video dating site where people uploaded clips to introduce themselves. When that flopped, they pivoted to general videos.
Motorola’s Martin Cooper made the first mobile phone call in 1973 on a brick-sized device, saying: "I’m calling you from a mobile phone!"
Before making phones and TVs, Samsung was founded in 1938 as a trading company selling dried fish and noodles in Korea.
Every year, the Moon drifts 3.8 cm away from Earth. In the future, our nights will be darker because of this!
Scientists found an Earth-like planet called Kepler-452b that might have liquid water and life. We might have alien neighbors! 👽
UY Scuti, the largest known star, is so huge that if it replaced our Sun, it would reach beyond Jupiter!
Olympus Mons is a volcano on Mars that is three times taller than Mount Everest. That’s a BIG mountain!
The Sun only looks yellow because of Earth’s atmosphere. In space, it appears pure white! 🌞⚪
Venus’ thick atmosphere traps so much heat that it’s actually hotter than Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun!
A full NASA space suit costs over $12 million—more than a supercar! NASA flexing hard.
There’s no air in space, so sound cannot travel. If an explosion happened near you, you wouldn’t hear a thing! 💥🙉
More than 94% of global internet traffic travels through underwater fiber-optic cables. These cables are thinner than a garden hose but transfer data across continents at lightning speed! ⚡🔗
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