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   Facts about ocean Humans have investigated large parts of the Earth, and even some places in the Solar System. However, it is interesting to know that although 70% of the planet is made of water, only 5% of these territories have been explored. The rest of it, its a mystery. But of the little that is known, there are some discoveries that can make you see the sea differently. Next, we give a review, of the most terrifyn discoveries most terrifying discoveries in the ocean.  Mythical marine creatures could be real. So only 5% of the sea has been explored. Nobody knows what is hiding there. Primitive maps are full of warnings of marine creatures, that supposedly inhabit the ocean.  Some recent sightings, seem to support the theory that many of the stories of our ancestors, were not so crazy after all. This takes us to believe, that the sea may be the home of some undiscovered monsters. A major part of the sea is in constant darkness The average depth of the oce...

 Facts of beer | Amazing facts   Amazing Facts Presents 18 Random Facts of  Beer.  18. In 1814, There was a vat spillage that causedmassive A Beer Wave that flooded central London. More that of 388,000 Gallons.  17. During Egyptian Times, Pyramid workers were paid with beer: For a single day's work, Each worker would be paid 1 gallon of beer.  16. Technically speaking, beer and marijuana are closely related to each other as beer's hops are in the same family of flowering plantsas marijuana.  15. In the Middle Ages, Beer was a main source for keeping hydrated as it was consumed more than water as the alcohol made it safer back then due to the water being unfiltered and unhygienic.  14. At this very moment in time, around 0.7% ofthe world is drunk. That means that right now there is around50 million people who are intoxicated.  13. It has been reported that the strongest beerin the world is Snake Venom. This 275ml cost around 50 british po...

 Facts about coffee | Amazing facts  Seven facts about coffee you probably didn't know Coffee is the world's favorite hot drink with an estimated 2.25 billion cups drink every day globally Voltaire drink up to 50 cups a day and lived until the age of 83 so a coffee addiction isn't too bad after all Bright side discovered seven reasons why you might want to get yourself a cup of coffee right now. As a bonus you'll find a simple recipe for a unique coffee cocktail Number.   one, coffee boosts brain power Coffee with sugar can turn you into a little genius for a while because the combination of caffeine and glucose Activates certain sectors of your brain the caffeine and coffee acts as a mild stimulant to the central nervous system This neuronal activity triggers the release of the adrenaline that will affect your body in several ways Your heartbeat increases, blood pressure rises breathing tubes open up, sugar is released into the bloodstream for extra energy Depending o...

  Instagram fun facts Pictures are one of the most incredible inventions.Snapshots in time of people, places, and events—frozen forever, along with all of those special memoriesand feelings attached. They can convey emotion, illustrate ideas, and even inspire the humanspirit. But we mostly use them to take pictures of our food.  Let’s take a look at some interestingfacts you may not know about one of the most popular photography and social networking apps out there: Instagram.  The computer code powering the social mediapowerhouse known as Instagram was written over a period of eight weeks by cofounderKevin Systrom, though he says that over a year of work went into the final product.He taught himself the art of computer programming in the late hours after his day job, developinga few basic ideas that helped him to hone his programming skills whilst laying down the ground work for the app we know and love.  The name "Instagram" is a mash up of "instant"and "tele...

Facts about games | largest budget game ?  If it's supposed to be the "Final Fantasy", then how come there are so many games in the series? We've all probably heard it before, and it does indeed bring up a valid point. But there's a perfectly good explanation. The year is 1987. And the creator of the Final Fantasy series is about to quit the video game industry altogether. Why? Because the company he works for, Square is about to go bankrupt. So in a "final" attempt to create a successful game, he creates Final Fantasy. Grand Theft Auto/GTA only exists because of a glitch in another game. In 1995, Rockstar was working on a game titled Race'n'Chase. The game was very similar to what would later become GTA. However, the game focused only on car chases as well as playing as the police trying to catch criminals. But a bug in the game caused AI police cars to try and run you off the road rather than actually catch and bust you. This was popular e...

 Facts about Google | Google  Google was founded on September 4, 1998, andfor most of that time Google.com has been the most trafficked website in the world.Although it has faced stiff competition from Facebook in recent years, it still remainsthe #1 most visited website.  The amount of searches Google processes everyday is mind boggling. In 2012 people made a total of 1,873,910,000,000 google searches.That's an average of 5,134,000,000 searches per day or 59,421 searches per second.  Yet Google manages to return every single one of these search results in about 300 milli seconds. But the infrastructure required to supportall this is enormous, and unfathomably expensive. Google are highly secretive about the numberand locations of their data centres. But it is estimated they have over 2 million serversworldwide. And Google spends over $4 billion on new datacentres and servers every year.  It's easy to think that not much happens when you typesomething into Googl...

  Winters | Intresting facts about winters For about 10% of the population, includingthe entirety of Australia, it is now Summer. But for the other 90% living in the Northern Hemisphere, including most of Asia, all of Europe, and all of Central and North America,it's time for winter. Temperatures drop, snow falls from the sky, and a guy in a redsuit breaks into homes all over the globe and we're all weirdly okay with this? But even though most of us associate winter with cold, the Earth is actually at its closestto the Sun during late December and early January.  So how's that possible? Well, incase you didn't know, the Earth's orbit is not perfectly spherical, it has a slight ovalshape. Which means that there are points in the Earth's orbit at which it is closer orfarther away from the Sun. The most distant point is known as aphelion and occurs aroundthe 4th of July. The closest point is known as perihelion and occurs around the 3rd ofJanuary. So while that mak...