Monday, April 23, 2007

UNBELIEVABLE UNKNOWNS!

  • Peanuts are used in the manufacture of dynamite!
  • It’s impossible to sneeze and keep your eyes open at the same time!
  • The only animal that sleeps on its back is man!
  • Girls tend to sleep more soundly than boys!
  • There is more sugar in a kilo of lemons than in a kilo of strawberries!
  • The world’s tallest mountain, even higher than Mt. Everest is Mauna Koa an underwater mountain which rises 33,476 feet and has its peak on the island of Hawaii!
  • Mosquitoes prefer to bite blondes!
  • An owl cannot see in total darkness!
  • A zebra has white stripes not black ones!
  • The nerve system in the human brain has a greater number of possible connections than there would be in a unilateral telephone exchange that provided one line to every person living on earth!
  • When a piece of glass cracks, the cracks move at a speed of over 4,800 kms per hour!
  • We die more quickly from lack of sleep than from lack of food!
  • Ships travel faster in clod water than in warm water!
  • The average light bulb can last for about 750 to 1000 hrs!
  • A butterfly can look at you through 12,000 eyes!
  • The letter most used in the English language is the letter ‘E’ and ‘Q’ is used the least!
  • When you were only a fertilized egg- you were about the size of the head of a pin!
  • The size of a newly born kangaroo is 2.5 cm!
  • A scientist, who weighed people immediately before and after death concluded that the human soul weighs 21gm!
  • Eighty percent of the animals on earth are insects!
  • Our nerves transmit messages at up to 300ft per second!
  • If you had fifteen books on a shelf and you arranged them in every possible combination and made one change every minute, it would take you 24, 87,996 years to do them all!
  • People who have never married are seven and a half times more likely to be hospitalized in a psychiatric facility than those who are married!
  • When a piece of glass cracks, the cracks move at a speed of over 4,800 kms per hour!

BY,

MADHAV PATHAK

II SEM

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION.

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