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If you Yelled for 8 years , 7 months and 6 days, You would have produced sound energy to heat one cup of coffee.

 Google has that spider for their search engine !

But that doesn't mean he Kill stars at his age :) 

 And thats not a magic !

 In 1830's there would be no medicines , So they would have use Ketchup as medicine !

                                                         

 So sad for them ,Can't even express their feelings !

In ''Chaplin Look Alike'' contest , Participant had to Look alike Charlie and had to perform like him.

Chaplin,for fun,also participated in that and strange think was that He came third in his own Look Alike contest.

 Great !

                                                                        A nice way out to "SAVE WATER" .

Then you should cut your cake 9 million times on you Birthday :))                       

Oops , Then you must not stand under tree during Lightning .Else the result will be :((

 

Fat enough !

                                                                                            Then those 84's would Lol the whole day...

72437 Square Foot Painting ,Thats really   big !

 And it doesn't matter If Goldfish is Gold or White ..

Then you can eat him 

Condition applied -That you must be non veg :")

The first Harley Davidson used a tomato can for a carburetor.  

 A chameleon can stretch its tongue more than three times the length of its body !

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                         Scientific Facts

      In the first trillionth of a second of its creation, the temperature of the universe was ten billion trillion trillion degrees Celsius which means a number 1 followed by ‘34’ zeroes.

      The Universe is expanding by about 70 km (4.3 miles) every second.

      All the elements on Earth, including all the elements in your body, were produced in stars.

      Dinosaur skulls are made up of delicate bones which do not often fossilize. Scientists did not find a skull of the most famous Sauropod, Apatosaurus (or Brontosaurus as it was known then) until a hundred years after the first skeletons had been found.

      The Sauropod Diplodocus used a long whip like tail for defense. When thrashed, the tip of the tail could break the sound barrier, producing a thunderous crack to signal other dinosaurs.

      As the smallest Jurassic dinosaur, the tiny Compsognathus had to be careful so that it was not squashed in the land of giants. It was about the size of a chicken.

      If wet sphagnum moss is dried out, it becomes very absorbent. In the past, it was used in babies’ nappies to soak up urine and in the hospitals to dress wounds in order to soak up blood.

      Bristlecone pines are the oldest trees on the planet. Growing slowly on cold, windswept mountain sides in western USA, They can live for thousands of years. The oldest specimen is known as Methuselah, and is about 4,800 years old.

      Some species of bamboo grow so fast that you can almost watch it happening. Bamboo belongs to the grass family, and the fastest growing specimens can add more than 1 m (3 ft) in height every day.

      Shipworms are not worms at all, but weird-looking bivalves with their shells at the front end of their body. Also called boring clams, Shipworms burrow into and weaken any wooden structure in the sea. Their handiwork has even sunk Boats!

      Some doctors use specially bred blowfly larvae (maggots) to treat flesh wounds. The maggots clean a wound by eating dead tissue and harmful bacteria.

      If you spot a small, cute octopus with blue rings in the rock pools of the Australian coast, don’t pick it up. The blue-ringed octopus is one of the world’s most venomous animals and one bite could kill you.

      Your skin is colored by a brown pigment called melanin. It protects you by absorbing harmful ultraviolet rays in the sunlight. It automatically makes more melanin and gives you a sun tan. But you should always protect it from excessive sunlight by covering up and applying sunscreen.

      The smallest bone in the body is the stapes or stirrup bone. Found inside the ear, it is smaller than a grain of rice.

      The femur or thighbone is the body’s longest bone, about a quarter the body’s total length.

      The skull is the body’s most complex bone.

      Our most complex joint is knee.

      In a single drop of water there are 2 sextillion- that’s 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000(2 followed by 21 zeroes) oxygen atoms and twice the number of hydrogen atoms.

      A human hair is about 1 million atoms wide. You have around 100,000 hairs on your head.

      Sand grains are made of two kinds of atom- oxygen and silicon. Humans are made of about 28 different kinds of atoms.

      To steer a bike you turn the handle-bars to turn the front wheel, yes! Think again! The handlebars are more to help you balance. To turn left, you turn the handlebars very right, and then tip your body to the left. This is called counter steering, and you do it automatically.

      Silver has antibacterial properties- you can buy silver-treated socks to control foot odour.

      Gold is so soft that people used to bite coins to check real gold- if they were, they left teeth marks.

      A 30-cm (1 ft) cube of osmium weighs 640 kg (1,410 lb). That’s the same as ten 64 kg (140-lb) adults!

      The most expensive car in the world is a Bugatti Veyron 16.4, produced by Volkswagen; it costs about US $ 1.4 million.

      The cheapest car in the world is the nano, made by Indian Manufacturer Tata. It costs just US $ 2,500.

      The Incan City of Machu Picchu, high in the Andes, is the most visited site in South America, with more than 400,000 tourists a year.

      In the past, the Maluku (Moluccas) Islands in Indonesia were the world’s only source of Cloves and Nutmegs. Europeans called the region the “Spice Islands.”

      With nanotechnology (engineering on a molecular scale) you can create books smaller than a grain of salt. A book called Teeny Ted from turnip Town, made in 2007 at Simon Fraser University, Canada, measures 0.07*0.1 mm (0.0027*0.0004 in). The only way to read it is with an electron microscope at 8,000 times magnification.

      Harry Potter & the deathly Hallows, the seventh and last book of the series, sold 11 million copies in 24 hours- an all time record.

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