The cargo of the rocket takes up only 3% of the mass! Most of it is fuel - 94%.

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$10,000 is how much a blank painting called "Fresh Air" cost.

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In ancient Babylon, the sale of bad beer was punished by drowning in it.

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The sarcophagus in which the body of Tutankhamun was found is made of 110 kilograms of pure gold.

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The Moscow Kremlin is the world's largest medieval fortress.
The full length of the Kremlin walls is 2,235 meters.

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Las Vegas is the brightest place on the planet, and you can see it from space.

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Kiwanis melon tastes like a sweet cucumber with a slight sour aftertaste.

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The difference between Pepsi and Coca-Cola is only one ingredient🍹

Pepsi has citric acid, while Coca-Cola does not.

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There is ultrapure water that a person can die drinking.

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The iguana has three eyes. The third eye is on top of the head and responds only to the brightness of light.

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The United States is the only country in the world where you can't buy a Kinder Surprise. There is a law there that prohibits putting inedible objects in foodstuffs.

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The maid is the most popular costume for role-playing games.

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In 1950, the Guinness Book of World Records named Klaus from San Francisco the fattest cat. At 8 years old, he weighed 18 kg and was 91 cm around the waist.

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A diamond can grow inside another diamond

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The world's deepest mailbox is 10 meters deep in Japan

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There are people in the world with a mental disorder who think they are a cow - no, it's not schizophrenia

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Hamsters on a wheel can run 9 km in one night

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On average, each person touches their face 15.7 times per hour

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In some areas of China, police stations are guarded by geese

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Grapes start to burn in the microwave

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In Osaka, Japan, there is a 16-story Gate Tower Building (Gēto Tawā Biru), opened in 1992, with three floors crossing the highway.

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