TIL Bill Nye originally got his break into the Entertainment industry after 4 times of being rejected to join NASA's astronaut training program in the late 70's, and stumbled into a new career path by winning a Steve Martin look-alike contest in 1978 that launched his career into stardom. https://ift.tt/2E4fcXt
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TIL Bill Nye originally got his break into the Entertainment...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/GtheS • 287 points and 34 comments
TIL that white mushrooms, cremini mushrooms, and portobello mushrooms are all the same mushroom but at different stages of growth. https://ift.tt/36uYOLx
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TIL that white mushrooms, cremini mushrooms, and portobello...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/SSB_Hokage • 404 points and 74 comments
TIL the Honeycrisp apple was thrown away by the University of Minnesota research team and rescued from a trash pile by one of the researchers. https://ift.tt/2LLr58T
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TIL the Honeycrisp apple was thrown away by the University of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Sgt_Spatula • 254 points and 55 comments
TIL The bezel on a dive watch only turns counterclockwise so that if the bezel is bumped accidentally during a dive it will only move in one direction, subtracting time from the dive and prompting the diver to surface early rather than staying under for too long. https://ift.tt/38wZXEa
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TIL The bezel on a dive watch only turns counterclockwise so that...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/account_created_ • 210 points and 14 comments
TIL Tsar Nicholas II kissed thousands of soldiers during his reign. It was an Easter tradition for him to personally kiss each one of the thousands of soldiers of his Cossack bodyguard on the cheek. This took two to four days. https://ift.tt/2skkhIk
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TIL Tsar Nicholas II kissed thousands of soldiers during his...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/_Unke_ • 2,202 points and 142 comments
TIL: Ireland has 0.0006% of the worlds population but supplies 37.8% of global blood exports. This is due to a higher than average amount O blood types. https://ift.tt/34e7t3J
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TIL: Ireland has 0.0006% of the worlds population but supplies...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/bemilyrennan • 339 points and 42 comments
TIL Scotts Miracle-Gro helped create a type of grass that's resistant to weed killer. It escaped its lab and spread across Oregon, becoming an unwanted weed with no easy way to kill it. https://ift.tt/2LLXNH7
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TIL Scotts Miracle-Gro helped create a type of grass that's...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/SirSoliloquy • 316 points and 36 comments
TIL that Dan Aykroyd's family have been in the ghost business for generations, his great grandfather actually tried to contact spirits and his father wrote a book called "The History of Ghosts" https://ift.tt/2LMrtnu
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TIL that Dan Aykroyd's family have been in the ghost business for...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/SIRasdf23 • 194 points and 29 comments
TIL the success of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution has been attributed in part to soccer hooligans, whose experience in street brawling and resisting police was useful in protecting the mass demonstrations in Tahrir Square from being cleared out by police. https://ift.tt/2PBHE8l
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TIL the success of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution has been...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/against-cops • 271 points and 11 comments
TIL about Ralph Lazo, a Mexican-American who voluntarily relocated to a World War II Japanese American internment camp (Manzanar) to join his Japanese-American friends and neighbors. He was the only known non-spouse, non-Japanese American at Manzanar, where he lived for 2.5 years. https://ift.tt/2tboUoL
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TIL about Ralph Lazo, a Mexican-American who voluntarily relocated...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/miucus • 227 points and 7 comments
TIL sex traffickers have been known to implant their victims with RFID chips similar to the RFID chips implanted in pets that help identify pets if they are lost. https://ift.tt/349mW4V
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TIL sex traffickers have been known to implant their victims with...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/StcStasi • 2,085 points and 154 comments
TIL because of the vastness of the deep ocean, when a male and female anglerfish mate their bodies fuse into one. The male's now useless body parts like eyes and fins wither away. He spends the rest of his life attached to her like a parasite, taking food and providing her with babies. https://ift.tt/2RK1L7a
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TIL because of the vastness of the deep ocean, when a male and...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/informationtiger • 198 points and 40 comments
TIL Archaeologists found 2,800 year old ceramic sippy cups with cute animal motifs, containing traces of livestock milk, which suggests infants back then were drinking it. The dates correspond to a baby boom at that time, suggesting that sippy cups were an important innovation for humanity. https://ift.tt/38v3vXN
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TIL Archaeologists found 2,800 year old ceramic sippy cups with...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/minddoor • 1,080 points and 50 comments
TIL Everybody Draw Mohammed Day (or Draw Mohammed Day) was a 2010 event in support of artists threatened with violence for drawing representations of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. It stemmed from a protest against censorship of the American television show South Park episode "201", led by the show'. https://ift.tt/2Ecfb3L
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TIL Everybody Draw Mohammed Day (or Draw Mohammed Day) was a 2010...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/JackHoffmanTheWise • 278 points and 81 comments
TIL about Piaget’s theory of development. He believed infants in the early stages of development lack object permanence (the understanding that people and things still exist even when you can’t see them). Which would explain why peekaboo is so intriguing for them! https://ift.tt/2t5wrVT
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TIL about Piaget’s theory of development. He believed infants in...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/ogmudbone969 • 339 points and 38 comments
TIL - Switzerland is mostly Lutheran because Lutheran priests allowed the population to eat sausages during fasting period https://ift.tt/2LKKV42
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TIL - Switzerland is mostly Lutheran because Lutheran priests...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/lebadger • 171 points and 18 comments
TIL American soldiers in the Pacific theater of WW2 always used passwords containing the letter 'L' due to Japanese mispronunciation, a word such as lollapalooza would be used and upon hearing the first two syllables come back as 'rorra' would "open fire without waiting to hear the rest". https://ift.tt/2tdJRQ1
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TIL American soldiers in the Pacific theater of WW2 always used...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Faithri • 183 points and 52 comments
TIL that the Sony PlayStation was never meant to be a product. It was intended to be a new console that would play exclusively Nintendo games on CDs. Instead Nintendo backed out of the deal at the last minute. Sony went ahead and launched what would become the most successful console of all time. https://ift.tt/2RGGknr
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TIL that the Sony PlayStation was never meant to be a product. It...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Mtbguy56 • 282 points and 55 comments
TIL that there are prostitute penguins who exchange sexual favours for stones. https://ift.tt/35jcPfi
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TIL that there are prostitute penguins who exchange sexual favours...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Katatonic92 • 940 points and 68 comments
TIL in April of 1997, the internet faced a blackout due to a single bad router in Florida. The bug spread like a plague across the world, crashing networks everywhere. https://ift.tt/2skfLcW
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TIL in April of 1997, the internet faced a blackout due to a...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Rehendix • 155 points and 20 comments
TIL of Sogen Kato, believed to be the oldest man in Tokyo at the age of 111 until it was discovered he died at 79 and the family lied about it to keep receiving his pension https://ift.tt/2RM8Jsi
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TIL of Sogen Kato, believed to be the oldest man in Tokyo at the...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/JoeFalchetto • 194 points and 8 comments