Earth’s magnetic field has reversed 183 times in the last 83 million years. When it does, compasses will point to […]
Water isn’t just ‘water’ – its taste subtly varies by region and brand due to minerals, pH, and dissolved gases.
For up to 14% of people, coriander (cilantro) tastes like soap due to a genetic variation in the olfactory receptor
Studies show people pour 9% more wine when it’s white rather than red. They also pour 12% more into wide
Studies show that chewing gum can boost brain power by increasing alertness by around 10% while improving concentration and memory.
People who skip breakfast tend to have reduced attention and memory function, with children performing up to 20% worse on
From Roman times to the 15th century, socks were a symbol of wealth, as only the rich could afford finely
55% of people worldwide aged 15 and older can’t swim.
The whoopee cushion dates back to ancient times, originally made from a pig’s bladder. Records suggest a Roman emperor was
