Worldly Facts

[shadewarttt 3,350]

U r not a mod viper. Kindly dont use that color coz its scary.

[falcosenna1 8,320]

Did you know that there are enough restaurants in New York City for 1 person to eat out every night for 54 years and never visit the same place twice.

[I-Iero 823]

Did you know that there are enough restaurants in New York City for 1 person to eat out every night for 54 years and never visit the same place twice.

no

[Lone.Warrior 1,331]

Did you know that

 

[FaaiqBilal1 795]

^Did you know that, that is not the real brazuca? That is a normal football printed in with brazuca etc, it's a replica, you can see the stitched lines like a normal football, which makes up to a total of 32 patches. The real brazuca contains only 6 patches, which are the lines of design shown above, and they are not stitched, but glued together. As far as I remember, the brazuca's weight was much lesser. I may be wrong about the weight, as I do not clearly remember, but it was something like that, about the first fact, I am sure 100%.

 

 

Why is mercury a planet but pluto is not. Dykt nasa actually walked on the sun at night.

Mercury is a planet because it contains all the characteristics of one. It has enough mass and has a fixed orbit. Pluto on the other hand was too small, and it's orbit passed through many other orbits of other planets. That was because it was so small it was easily pulled by them. 

 

About your second fact... not sure if you were being sarcastic but during the night, it is the Earth that rotates away from the sun according to your location, but if does not cool down, or turn off. It is impossible to get near the sun, you will incinerate.

[shadewarttt 3,350]

Faaiq is drunk...

[falcosenna1 8,320]

DYKT the world cup (football/soccer) has existed for 84 years but only 8 countries have ever won the cup.

[falcosenna1 8,320]

DYKT people born in 1997-1999 have lived in 3 decades, 2 centuries, 2 millenniums and they are not even 18 yet :p Proud to be one of them :p

[falcosenna1 8,320]

More: If someone tells you: "you're one in a million", there are around 7 234 people just like you. Russia has a bigger surface than Pluto. Blue wales arteries are large enough for humans to swim in, their hearts are the size of cars. 1 in 5 women have ended a relationship because their significant other was too busy playing video games :p A woman with a PhD in Math won the scratch lottery 4 times (around $21 million) by figuring out the algorithm of the ticket production.

[magnaboy2 656]

Did you know that, Birds have no bladder. Their urine comes out in their poop.

Did you know that I just puked when I was reading this

[asifmak 467]

did u know that u r made from remains of a dead star

[r_Damn_Slow0 12,476]

^ i knew :p

 

Did you know that I just puked when I was reading this

DYKT i was amazed at how you still got the courage come quote it and write about how you puked while reading it after you've read it :p

[magnaboy2 656]

DYKT I just read all wordly facts from page 1 to here

DYKT it took me 40 minutes...

Edited June 26, 2014 by magnaboy2

[r_a.k.m0 67]

DId you know that someone once died from getting out of bed?

LOL  :lol:

[slash1524 74]

LOL  :lol:

Death is no laughing matter  :mellow:

[ExtremeKiller26 443]

Death is no laughing matter  :mellow:

The way he died is the funny part.

[rasalghayur 30]

did u know that a guy died from laughing while seeing a TV show. :wacko:

[Lone.Warrior 1,331]

Did you know that

Pure water does not conduct electricity, Impurities found in water conduct electricity (such as salt).

[r_a.k.m0 67]

Did you know that

Pure water does not conduct electricity, Impurities found in water conduct electricity (such as salt).

yes

[r_a.k.m0 67]

did u know that a guy died from laughing while seeing a TV show. :wacko:

thats messed up

[asifmak 467]

did u know that there is 3% chance of mass extinction of human being by an asteroid in 2029

[slash1524 74]

did u know that there is 3% chance of mass extinction of human being by an asteroid in 2029

what? How do they know this?

[r_Damn_Slow0 12,476]

Because there's a near-miss event predicted for that year :p  but idk where he got the 3% though

[asifmak 467]

less than 3% that's probability

[BlitzPanzer12345 241]

did u know that "how" is also considered a "w" question ?

Edited June 28, 2014 by BlitzPanzer12345