Newborns usually have about 270 bones, most of which are very small. This makes the skeleton more flexible and helps the baby move through the birth canal and grow quickly. As we grow older, many of these bones fuse together. The skeleton of an adult consists of an average of 200-213 bones.
2. The Eiffel Tower grows 15 centimeters in summer
The huge structure is built with temperature expansion joints, thanks to which the steel can expand and contract without any damage.
When steel is heated, it begins to expand and takes up more volume. This is called thermal expansion. Conversely, a decrease in temperature leads to a decrease in volume. For this reason, large structures such as bridges are built with expansion joints that allow them to change in size without being damaged.
3. 20% of oxygen comes from the Amazon rainforest
Flickr.com/thiagomarraThe Amazon rainforest covers 5.5 million square kilometers. The Amazonian jungle produces a significant portion of the oxygen on Earth by absorbing huge amounts of carbon dioxide, which is why they are often called the lungs of the planet.
4. Some metals are so reactive that they explode even on contact with water.
Some metals and compounds - potassium, sodium, lithium, rubidium and cesium - exhibit increased chemical activity, therefore they can ignite with lightning speed upon contact with air, and if they are lowered into water, they can even explode.
5. A teaspoon of a neutron star would weigh 6 billion tons.
Neutron stars are the remnants of massive stars, consisting mainly of a neutron core covered with a relatively thin (about 1 km) crust of matter in the form of heavy atomic nuclei and electrons. The cores of stars that died during a supernova explosion were compressed under the influence of gravity. This is how superdense neutron stars were formed. Astronomers have found that the mass of neutron stars can be comparable to the mass of the Sun, despite the fact that their radius does not exceed 10–20 kilometers.
6. Each year, Hawaii moves closer to Alaska by 7.5 cm.
The earth's crust consists of several huge parts - tectonic plates. These plates are constantly moving along with the upper layer of the mantle. Hawaii is located in the middle part of the Pacific Plate, which is slowly drifting in a northwesterly direction towards the North American Plate, on which Alaska is located. Tectonic plates move at the same speed as human nails grow.
7. In 2.3 billion years, Earth will be too hot for life to exist.
Our planet will eventually become a vast desert, similar to today's Mars. For hundreds of millions of years, the Sun has been heating up, getting brighter and hotter, and will continue to do so. In about two billion years or more, temperatures will become so hot that the oceans that make Earth habitable will evaporate. The whole planet will turn into an endless desert. As scientists predict, in the next few billion years, the Sun will turn into a red giant and completely swallow the Earth - the planet will definitely come to an end.
Flickr.com/andy999 Thermal imagers are able to identify an object by the heat it radiates. And polar bears are experts at keeping warm. Thanks to a thick layer of subcutaneous fat and a warm coat, bears are able to endure even the coldest days in the Arctic.
9. It takes light 8 minutes 19 seconds to travel from the sun to the earth.
It is known that the speed of light is 300,000 kilometers per second. But even with such dizzying speed, it will take time to overcome the distance between the Sun and the Earth. And 8 minutes is not so much on a cosmic scale. It takes 5.5 hours for sunlight to reach Pluto.
10. If you remove all the interatomic space, humanity will fit in a sugar cube
In fact, more than 99.9999% of an atom is empty space. An atom consists of a tiny, dense nucleus surrounded by a cloud of electrons that proportionally occupy more space. This is because electrons move in waves. They can only exist where the crests and troughs of the waves add up in a certain way. The electrons do not stay at one point, their location can be anywhere within the orbit. That is why they take up a lot of space.
11. Gastric Juice Can Dissolve Razor Blades
The stomach digests food thanks to caustic hydrochloric acid with a high pH (hydrogen index) - from two to three. But at the same time, the acid also affects the gastric mucosa, which, however, is able to quickly recover. The lining of your stomach is completely renewed every four days.
Scientists have many versions of why this happens. The most likely: due to huge asteroids that have affected its course in the past, or due to the strong circulation of air currents in the upper atmosphere.
13. A flea can accelerate faster than a space shuttle.
Flea jumps reach breathtaking heights - 8 centimeters per millisecond. Each jump gives the flea an acceleration that is 50 times the acceleration of the spaceship.
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Physics and mathematics are very interesting sciences. This is especially true for physics, because it studies the world around us, which is still full of mysteries and mysteries. To learn these secrets and learn all the new facts about the world around us is very entertaining. This section contains various scientific interesting facts that will help you to be convinced of the special amusing nature of science, to fall in love with physics and mathematics, and also to be distracted and unwind during the time-consuming and boring preparation for exams. Here, complex scientific theories are presented in simple language, understandable even to schoolchildren.
- Myths and reality
Many people do not even suspect that there are many objects and things around us that have amazing properties. In this article, we will discuss the hardness of some materials and the interesting results that come from these properties.
- Useful facts
As you know, the speed of light is, though large, but still a finite value. There are quite material objects (for example, photons - the particles of which light is composed), which move at the speed of light. How does the world "look" through the "eyes" of such fast objects?
- Useful facts
Through the efforts of various media, as well as fiction and science fiction, black holes have acquired the image of very dangerous space objects that supposedly absorb everything in their path and can suddenly swallow the Earth. Let's figure it out, shall we?
From a two-dimensional picture, a person is able to form a very complete idea of the distances to the depicted objects, their shape and size, and thus fully perceive the three-dimensional world in all its depth. How do we achieve this?
- Just about complex
The material of this article will acquaint the reader with the basic concepts of genetics, and with the interesting properties of the human genome. Genetics is the science of the patterns of heredity and variation. Depending on the object of study, the genetics of plants, animals, microorganisms, humans, and so on are classified.
- Myths and reality
Nowadays, one can often meet with the opinion that the human brain supposedly works at only 10% of all its capabilities. On the basis of such a statement, the plot of some popular films is even built. Let's try to figure out if each of us can really suddenly become ten times smarter, or is it a myth, and if so, where did it come from?
You may have read a lot of interesting things, but there is probably something else that can surprise you. This article contains 30 interesting and reliable facts from biology, history, geography, physics and other sciences that will definitely not leave you indifferent.
- Just about complex
This article will briefly discuss some of the shortcomings in the theory of evolution based only on natural selection. By the way, evolution is a natural process of development of wildlife, accompanied by a change in the genetic composition of populations, the formation of adaptations, speciation and extinction of species, the transformation of ecosystems and the biosphere as a whole.
- Just about complex
This article lists and describes some of the factors that have directly or indirectly influenced or continue to influence the emergence and maintenance of life on our planet. There are so many of these factors that sometimes, their entire combination ceases to seem random.
Hundreds of blogs and websites open and close every day in Russia, most of which are educational. But really informative and interesting, and most importantly useful resources become only a few.
The portal site offers a selection of the 10 most popular, interesting and informative sites in Russia, which millions of readers of the country are hooked on. What criteria were used to select:
- quality content
- no ads (or minimized)
- convenience and simplicity of the site
- design
- layout
- uniqueness
Adme is a site about life, freedom and creativity.
The project has existed for more than 10 years and over the years has gained crazy popularity. The secret of the project's success is simple - unique educational content every day. The absence of politics, malicious news feeds and intrusive advertising, an abundance of light humor, useful posts about the life and work of great people, and a lot of everything about everything that makes a person happy, kind, smiling ... In general, it was created by people and for people.
Lifehacker is no less successful and useful project than "adme", with a whole army of fans and fans in Russia. From a popular advice blog, lifehacker has grown into a successful project with over 6 million readers a month.
The secret of success is the relevance of the content. Simply put, for example, the article "How to download videos from Youtube" was published in 2012, and has not lost its relevance until now. Every month, more than 70,000 users on the Internet ask themselves the question “how can you still download a video from YouTube” and in the search engines of Yandex and Google, an article by Lifehacker drops out for this request. The result - she has gained 1.7 million views since 2012!
The main areas are articles about health and sports, how to use gadgets, websites and new technologies and much more ... A very useful resource in Russia.
The first association among most users, I’m sure, is the fizruk Foma, performed by Dmitry Nagiyev. However, the site "Thomas" is a successful Orthodox magazine for doubters. The magazine is entirely devoted to the Orthodox faith and the Church.
Lots of useful content in a great format. Convenient layout and ease of site navigation, as well as high-quality, easy-to-read material, distinguishes the resource from most other religious portals. There is an opinion that industry and highly specialized sites are doomed to failure, however, in Orthodox Russia, "Thomas" is just gaining its popularity, because the number of believers in Russia in recent years (based on statistical data) has increased.
One of the most popular sites in Russia, the main theme of which is psychology in all its manifestations.
Like most glossy magazines, Psychologies goes online with its head and in a few years turns into the largest international project. Originally from France, the project is very quickly gaining popularity in Europe and already in 2005 it begins to be printed in Russia. The online audience of the site is in the millions. Feelings, interests, desires and thoughts, relationships with oneself and other people, the experience of contemporaries and the expert opinion of the best psychologists and psychotherapists; new sources of joy and energy, opportunities to realize oneself and change for the better, ways to take care of one's health and beauty with pleasure - all these are the topics of Psychologies.ru.
A non-profit educational project dedicated to the humanities eventually grew into an online university with real courses and lectures. A distinctive feature from all other projects is that all courses and lectures are absolutely free. The main subject of the site is history, literature, art, anthropology, philosophy. Arzamas consists entirely of courses, each of which is devoted to a specific topic. A new course is published every two weeks on Thursdays. Each course consists of several 15-minute video lectures (episodes), as well as a variety of materials - articles, photo galleries, maps, dictionaries, tests, games, etc. Thanks to the successful layout of the site, cool content and the absence of intrusive advertising, Arzamas magazine quickly entered in the rating of the most popular educational resources in Russia.
It is noteworthy that Arzamas, as a literary society, as a circle, was first opened in 1815, and such famous people as V. A. Zhukovsky, P. A. Vyazemsky, A. A. Pleshcheev, A. S. Pushkin...
Naked Science (in translation from English “From the point of view of science”) is a Russian popular science journal published since 2013 in Russian. Main topics: science, aviation, new technologies, future technologies, space, cars, photography, psychology. The main task of the popular science Internet portal is the popularization of science.
Thanks to the successful layout and design, the site quickly outperformed all its competitors. And the approach to the presentation of materials - "accessible, simple and understandable to talk about complex things" has become the unspoken motto of the project. Be sure to visit the video section of the site - well, there are a lot of informative video materials.
vc.ru is a magazine about internet business, startups, innovations and online marketing. Today it is the largest platform for entrepreneurs in Runet. The site daily covers business news, expresses expert opinions, publishes reviews and analytics…
Like all previous portals, it differs from most of its competitors in its convenient layout and uncomplicated design, which makes the resource very attractive compared to all the others. In my opinion, it is one of the most “strong” and powerful educational resources for entrepreneurs and startups.
The Village got on this list for a reason. A useful and informative portal with an awesome design and quality content, as an example for everyone - "how to make successful projects." The portal is dedicated to the life of Russian megacities, tells about cultural and social life, entertainment, services, food and people in Moscow, St. Petersburg and other megacities. On the pages of The Village, interviews with officials harmoniously coexist with reviews of cafes or bars. The project also has "two little brothers" - a magazine for young, energetic and free-thinking women Wonderzine and a youth magazine FURFUR. Definitely, these are the sites that are worth visiting.
Another interesting resource that I occasionally hang out on. Newtonew is an educational journal about education. It will be useful and interesting for schoolchildren and students, teachers, parents and all those who love and want to engage in self-education. The project, as an educational resource, has suspiciously many advantages - high-quality and interesting material, convenient layout and cool design, lack of advertising and “opinions dictated from above”. The combination of all of the above, as a slightly meticulous person, makes me think - due to what the project lives and flourishes, where does the source of funding come from. I want to believe that the project is independent. Among the amenities, I will single out the section of the site - "Thematic collections" - it is very convenient. Again, I repeat, a vivid example of the fact that the project was made by people and for people. Solid five to the authors of the project!
- All about sports and a healthy lifestyle -
Today, healthy lifestyles and sports are talked about everywhere. One of the most powerful sources of encyclopedic knowledge on the web is the well-known SPORTSWIKI Knowledge Lab. Thousands of interesting, useful materials are collected here. There is no need to talk about the design of the site, but the exclusivity of the sports encyclopedia is different ...
MEN'S HEALTH - I used to read it regularly, now - less often, but as an educational magazine with a set and an arsenal of "usefulness" I cannot but recommend it. MEN'S HEALTH is more of a male portal. Main topics: men's health and fitness; workouts, exercises and fitness encyclopedia; sex and relationship psychology; proper nutrition and disease prevention; food and recipes… Excellent layout and design, thousands of useful materials.
I also want to highlight some of the most useful educational video blogs. All of them are time-tested, the authors of which are not nonsense, they are well versed in the anatomical processes of the body, dietology, metabolism ...
Unfortunately, today on YouTube there are a lot of videos on sports topics, where there is more harm than good. Sometimes it’s scary to listen to the nonsense of their creators, because these people give out advice with might and main, teach and urge to follow exactly their methodology. And we are talking about the human body, about the body, which can be very easily injured thanks to the advice of various pseudo-certified coaches. This delicate and scrupulous topic can only be discussed by people who specialize in certain sports areas. There are very few of them, as I have found out over the years.
So, video blogs dedicated to sports and a healthy lifestyle, which I would recommend without a shadow of a doubt.
Russian TV presenter, author of sports bestsellers "Fitness is easy!" and Fitness. Life Guide” Denis Semenikhin is a guru in the world of fitness and a healthy lifestyle. The most visited sports video blog in Russia, and most importantly, one of the most informative.
Sergey Badyuk's video blog is no less informative. Very authoritative and wise uncle. He speaks soundly, speaks persuasively and to the point. Interviews with Badyuk are always interesting and informative. Area of interest - hand-to-hand sports, boxing, "iron", yoga, powerlifting, workout, qigong ...
One of the most informative channels about martial arts, martial arts, self-defense... The release formats are sharp interviews with masters of various martial arts, useful and funny video lessons... A lot of educational material. Issues come out twice a week.
Over a million subscribers, informative video content, but I used to like the channel better. Nevertheless, there is a lot of useful material - I also recommend it.
One of the most informative and interesting boxing channels in Russia. A sense of humor, combined with professional advice and master classes from Alik Bigaev, made the channel bright and rich, and most importantly, useful. The feature of the channel is in the duration of the videos. All of them are short and informative. Material delivery is easy and affordable. It's not just boxing videos - it's a little show. A special character on the channel - Alexander Yuryevich - this is another feature of the channel. I recommend to everyone.
Yoga Journal is Russia's leading yoga and healthy lifestyle website. The portal provides readers with access to thousands of articles about yoga, philosophy, health and nutrition, yoga complexes, meditations, video tutorials, interviews with famous masters... News is published daily on the site, from which you can learn all the latest from the world of yoga.
From the video channels on yoga, I can highlight: Unagrande YogaClub and daYoga.ru- professional, high quality, affordable and very informative.
We offer interesting and incredible facts, the most interesting in the world, which you couldn’t even think about, funny, surprising, interesting, informative and incredibly cool - read on!
*** According to the British law, adopted in 1845, attempting to commit suicide - a person is punishable by death. The offender can be hanged for attempting suicide.
*** It turns out that riding donkeys is more dangerous than flying on airplanes - more people in the world die each year while riding donkeys than die in plane crashes.
*** A cat has 32 muscles in each ear.
*** A cockroach can live for several weeks with its head cut off.
*** One company in Taiwan makes dishes out of wheat, so you can eat the plate itself.
*** Flash - is the actual unit of time in 1/100th of a second.
*** A woman in Saudi Arabia can get a divorce if her husband doesn't serve her coffee.
*** The shark is the only fish that can blink both eyes.
*** Children are born without kneecaps - they do not develop them until the child is 2-6 years old.
*** Bats always turn left - when leaving the cave.
*** Bird droppings are the main export of the state of Nauru - this island nation is located in the western part of the Pacific Ocean.
*** Cats can produce over a hundred vocal sounds, while dogs can produce about ten.
*** Did you know that - peanuts are used in the production of dynamite.
*** Incredible, but true - the first cologne in history appeared as a means of preventing the plague.
*** Wow - Every second 1% of the world's population is dead drunk.
*** For beard lovers - a person's beard consists of 7-15 thousand hairs. And the beard grows at a rate of 14 centimeters per year. site/node/2767
*** It turns out that the ant has the largest brain of all living creatures. Naturally in relation to his body.
*** Note (joke) - to commit suicide with coffee, you need to drink 100 cups in a row.
*** Can not be! - Hans Christian Andersen could not correctly write almost a single word.
*** Monday is a hard day! - On Mondays, there are 25% more back injuries and 33% more heart attacks.
*** An interesting fact is that every day an average of 33 new products appear in the world. 13 of them are toys.
*** The average city dweller spends two weeks in his life waiting for a traffic light to change.
*** Force of habit - a person gets used to tea faster than to heroin.
*** And earlier than? - toilet paper was invented in 1857.
*** We would have their problems! Every day, Americans throw away 20,000 TVs, 150,000 tons of packaging materials and 43,000 tons of food in the trash.
*** Quit smoking! - Smoking a pack of cigarettes a day is equivalent to drinking a coffee cup of nicotine every year.
*** Learning from experience - the ancient Egyptians used eye shadow to protect themselves from conjunctivitis and trachoma.
*** They tamped down - the body of a sleeping person is half a centimeter longer than an awake one.
*** Be afraid of mosquitoes, don't eat bananas - mosquitoes are attracted by the smell of people who have recently eaten bananas.
*** A coward doesn't play hockey - a hockey puck can reach speeds of 160 kilometers per hour.
*** The Neanderthal brain was larger than that of modern humans.
*** We would like their toilets - some public toilets in Singapore have karaoke video boxes.
*** It turns out that yaks have pink milk.
*** The Saginaw River in the US state of Michigan is the shortest river in the world
*** Well still, ktob doubted! - the average ATM is mistaken for a year by 250 - dollars and, of course, that is not in its favor.
*** And blondes say - Christopher Columbus was blonde.
*** Unbelievable - a penguin can jump three meters high.
*** Do you know that if 111.111.111 is multiplied by 111.111.111, you get the incredible 12345678987654321.
*** About far-sighted people - In 1863, Jules Verne wrote the book "Paris in the 20th century", in which he described in detail the car, the fax machine and the electric chair. The publisher returned the manuscript to him, calling him an idiot.
*** The largest financial turnover in the world falls on the sale of gasoline. In second place is the sale of coffee.
*** We do not need such laws - In South Korea, marriages between namesakes are prohibited.
*** And we thought that! - The English nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty" is really dedicated to King Richard III, who actually fell off the wall during the battle of 1485.
*** That's a load! A person's ribs make 5 million movements in a year.
*** The only insect on earth that can turn its head is the Praying Mantis.
*** It's still not worth stealing - only 1 out of 7 theft is revealed in the world.
*** Antifreeze is brake fluid and more - Some types of toothpaste contain antifreeze.
*** Soap is made from bones - if a person is put on soap, about 7 bars of soap will come out of it.
*** What to do? - in no language of the world there is a word for the reverse side of the knee.
*** You know that the Sun is a star, but Americans, only 55% know about this fact
*** Don't stick out your tongue - when a gorilla gets angry, it sticks out its tongue.
*** Limousines are not luxury? - Most Rolls-Royce limousines per capita in Hong Kong.
*** Scissors - it turns out they were invented by Leonardo da Vinci.
*** We use the achievements of our ancestors! - over the past 4 thousand years, man has not tamed a single new species of animals.
*** And what does he do then? - The speaker of the English House of Lords is forbidden to speak during meetings.
*** We would have two stomachs - a bee has two stomachs, one collects honey, the other for food.
*** Nearly 3,000 earthquakes a day - There are 2 earthquakes every minute in the world.
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*** In just one minute, our Sun produces more energy than the entire planet Earth consumes in a whole year. Moreover, the earth does not consume all the energy that comes from the sun. The solar energy that reaches us is distributed as follows: 19% of solar energy is absorbed by the atmosphere, approximately 47% reaches the earth, and 34% returns back into space.
*** Iron, which can be heated to 5000 degrees Celsius, will turn into a gaseous state.
*** The earth is growing! - It turns out that over the past 500 years, due to cosmic matter, the mass of our planet has increased by a billion tons.
*** Granite conducts sound ten times better than air. If there was a solid granite wall between us and the sound source, we would hear the sound at 1 km, while in the air at a distance of only 100 meters. 
*** Someone calculated that for all the times of gold mining, about 200 thousand tons were mined from the bowels of the earth. If you cast all this mass into a cube, then it would turn out to be larger than an eight-story building.
*** 17,280,000 lightning bolts - more than 200 lightning bolts sparkle on Earth every second.
*** PPO three people per second! - According to the UN, 250,000 children are born on earth every day.
*** What if? - If the Earth rotated in the opposite direction, then the duration of the year would be shorter by 2 days.
*** That's power! - The energy radiated by the area of the sun with only our little finger is equal to the energy radiated by two million wax candles.
*** Neutron stars - The weight of one spoonful of matter that makes up neutron stars is 150 million tons - that's the density! site/node/2767
*** A space satellite in near-Earth orbit can photograph up to 3 million square kilometers of the earth's surface in just half an hour. From a conventional aircraft, this comparable area can be photographed in 12 years, and by hand - no less than 180 years.
*** Learn from bedbugs! - An adult bed bug can live without food for about a year.
*** Record without sleep is 264 hours 12 minutes. It was installed by seventeen-year-old Randy Gardner in 1964, after being so awake he slept for 15 hours.
*** Amazing how is it? - Dolphins and whales can swim and even travel long distances in their sleep. This is due to the fact that their brain hemispheres sleep in turns, and not simultaneously, as in humans.
*** Dreams are like life - Six years, this is the average total time a person has viewed dreams for a lifetime.
*** There is also such a problem - there is such a disease in which a person is afraid to sleep, though it is quite rare, this disease is called - Somniphobia.
*** Garfish actually have green bones.
*** Who has a rectangular pupil - an octopus.
*** It turns out that a horse has 18 more bones than a human.
*** Huge Heart - Of all land animals, giraffes have the largest heart and the highest blood pressure.
*** Show me your tongue - giraffes have a completely black tongue, the length of which can reach up to 45 centimeters.
*** The whale's heart beats only 9 times per minute.
*** How can this be? - the blood temperature of fish in Antarctica can reach -1.7 degrees Celsius.
*** The population of the world of chickens is approximately equal to the number of people.
*** When snakes are born with two heads, they fight each other for food.
*** A person blinks over 20 million times a year.
*** A person is born with 300 bones, and when he becomes an adult, he has only 206 of them.
*** The average person laughs 15 times a day.
*** To duel! - In Paraguay, duelists are allowed if the duelists are registered as blood donors.
*** A man in his life - eats food equal to the weight of six elephants!
*** The number of chickens in the world is approximately equal to the number of people.
*** When snakes are born with two heads, they fight each other for food.
*** A person blinks over 20 million times a year.
*** A person is born with 300 bones, and when he becomes an adult, he has only 206 of them.
*** The average person laughs 15 times a day.
*** The weight of all ants on planet Earth is approximately equal to the weight of all the people who inhabit it.
*** Bon appetite! - Beetles taste like apples, wasps taste like pine nuts, and worms taste like fried bacon
*** Every year in the world - more than 30,000 people inflict various injuries on themselves, trying new sexual positions.
*** And they tell us! - American President George Washington grew marijuana in his garden!
*** The only animals in the world that have sex for pleasure are humans and dolphins.
*** We don't need it! - it turns out that if the statue of a horse rider has both front legs raised, this means that the person died in battle. If the horse has only one leg raised, then the person died from wounds received in battle. If a horse has all 4 legs on the ground, then the person died of natural causes!
*** Wow, we got the guidance! - The Spanish Inquisition at one time sentenced an entire country to death for heresy - this country was the Netherlands.
*** Seemingly! Every year more people die from bee stings than from snake bites.
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