We all know that one person who seems to know every random piece of trivia out there but now you can be too! There are so many crazy facts out there that are literally unbelievable yet so amusing to know about! From weird Guinness World Records to phenomenon to unexplainable things, there are so many things to randomly learn about! Surprise your friends with these facts that will make it look like you read a lot of Snapple caps!
1. Marge Simpson Had Rabbit Ears! - The Simpsons
One of the most recognizable female cartoon characters is Marge Simpson and it is all because of her icon tall blue hair.
The creator of the character Matt Groening designed Marge’s hair that way because it was supposed to hide her bunny ears. In the last Simpson episode, he wanted to reveal that all this time, Marge had large bunny ears hidden in her hair!
2. The Missing J
The only letter that doesn't appear on the periodic table is J. Don't believe us? Check it out for yourself.
3. Expanding Ice Cubes
An ice cube takes up about 9 percent more volume than the water used to make it.
4. The Temperature of Lightning
A lightning strike can reach a temperature of 30,000 C or 54,000 F. About 400 people are hit by lightning each year. Shocking!
5. Everyone's Your Relative
Every human being has 99 percent of their DNA in common. A parent and child share 99.5 percent of the same DNA, and you have 98 percent of your DNA in common with a chimpanzee.
6. Buzz Aldrin was the first to pee on the moon
Neil Armstrong may have been the first person to walk on the moon but his fellow astronaut Buzz Aldrin was the first man to urinate on the moon!
Well, technically he didn’t actually pee on the moon itself but he did go to the bathroom while standing on the moon. Shortly after becoming the second man on the moon, he peed in his special bathroom bag in his suit. A pretty unique accomplishment to be honest!
7. There is a family that has blue skin
They looked like people from Avatar or even real-life human smurfs because their skin was literally blue all over their body.
The Fulgates family lived in Kentucky for many years and everyone in their family had blue skin, as did their ancestors. They became known as the “blue people of Troublesome Creek,” and now we understand that they probably had the genetic disorder methemoglobinemia. There was also probably a lot of inbreeding, hence why everyone had the blue skin!
8. Einstein's Stolen Brain
After Albert Einstein's death in 1955, pathologist Thomas Harvey at Princeton Hospital conducted an autopsy in which he removed Albert Einstein's brain.
Rather than putting the brain back in the body, Harvey decided to keep it for study. Harvey did not have permission to keep Einstein's brain, but days later, he convinced Einstein's son that it would help science.
9. The Usefulness of Spit
Humans can't taste food without saliva. Chemoreceptors in the taste buds of your tongue require a liquid medium for the flavors to bind into the receptor molecules.
10. This blind man gets around like bats do
No, he doesn’t fly but he uses the same method of getting around in the dark that bats use. It is called echolocation.
Daniel Kish of California has been completely blind since birth but figured out how to successfully get around by using echolocation! He makes clicking noises and then is able to “see” by interpreting the sound waves that bounce off of objects!
There are millions of facts that we don't even know about but as the time passes and we learn new things in life we came to know about new tricks and facts we been missing about that daily task or thing we never knew about.
What makes us know about the facts we been missing in our life? Its actually the learning and knowledge we gain everyday through our friends, mistakes, teachers or spiritual gurus. One of my friend been following this one Saint. or can say spiritual guru named as Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh and he always impress me with this talks and knowledge he gain from his guru. The actually meaning of life and the purpose we all exist in this world.