TIL planets are round because of gravity. A planet's gravity pulls equally from all sides. Gravity pulls from the center to the edges like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. https://ift.tt/p9eKqaM
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TIL planets are round because of gravity. A planet's gravity pulls...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/NorthEastNobility • 396 points and 148 comments
Til there's no such thing as the Transatlantic Coal Seam, there was never a coal seam that extended from South Wales to Pennsylvania https://ift.tt/DIpTBsv
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Til there's no such thing as the Transatlantic Coal Seam, there...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Bbrhuft • 2,077 points and 84 comments
TIL that before Lincoln Center could reward David Geffen's $100 Million donation by renaming "Avery Fisher Hall" to "David Geffen Hall", they had to pay the heirs of Fisher - the original donor - $15 million. Geffen's donation has a provision that requires his name to be on the hall "in perpetuity". https://ift.tt/8ziIq1D
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TIL that before Lincoln Center could reward David Geffen's $100...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/AspireAgain • 535 points and 74 comments
TIL that Cecil Fielder and his son Prince Fielder are tied for 126th on the Major League Baseball home run list, with each having scored 319 in their career. https://ift.tt/A9BwSFT
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TIL that Cecil Fielder and his son Prince Fielder are tied for...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/jcd1974 • 165 points and 9 comments
TIL about the importance of properly poured beer. A 0.5-1 inch head (foam) releases the aromas and helps the beer to stay carbonated. Also, you can tell if the glass is dirty, because the bubbles will stick to dirt. https://ift.tt/9GstAHD
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TIL about the importance of properly poured beer. A 0.5-1 inch...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/thirtytwomangos • 293 points and 33 comments
TIL that Nintendo tried to shut down not just a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament at EVO 2013, but the whole event itself, which was a charity fundraiser event. Nintendo quickly reversed the decision after backlash. https://ift.tt/iNr9aXc
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TIL that Nintendo tried to shut down not just a Super Smash Bros....
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/anime_rewind • 165 points and 24 comments
TIL that Napoleon once gave an ornately decorated tiara (a crown) to the pope with 3345 precious jewels inlaid into it. This was actually intended to be an insult, as the tiara weighed 18 pounds and was too small to fit on a human head. https://ift.tt/SJUnbdC
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TIL that Napoleon once gave an ornately decorated tiara (a crown)...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Specific_Success_875 • 111 points and 24 comments
TIL Monotremes are a very strange order of mammals that lay eggs but nurse their young with milk. Living members are only echidnas and platypuses. https://ift.tt/S4mC9KQ
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TIL Monotremes are a very strange order of mammals that lay eggs...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/shallowblue • 64 points and 8 comments
TIL there's a different kind of ice called ice III (Ordinary water ice is known as ice I). There's also 18 different kind of Ice in total, each forming under different pressure an temperature conditions. https://ift.tt/lfDd2eW
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TIL there's a different kind of ice called ice III (Ordinary water...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/McJoints • 70 points and 19 comments
TIL that «Billie Jean» by Michael Jackson was mixed 91 times before they decided to go with mix 2. https://ift.tt/DkbQSF0
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TIL that «Billie Jean» by Michael Jackson was mixed 91 times...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/AgreeableInsurance82 • 58 points and 13 comments
TIL that MLK had a 75% disapproval rating when he died, largely due to White disapproval over his views on fixing economic injustice https://ift.tt/RYVxerS
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TIL that MLK had a 75% disapproval rating when he died, largely...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/ForsakenDrawer • 463 points and 54 comments
TIL the US didn’t have the $15m to pay France for Louisiana, so they financed it through a banks in London. Napoleon had made the deal with the US to fund his war against Great Britain and Europe. Britain allowed this deal to go through only because they didn’t want France to have their NA territory https://ift.tt/e4VAaWP
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TIL the US didn’t have the $15m to pay France for Louisiana, so...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Gagarin1961 • 124 points and 16 comments
TIL that Van Gogh painted 5 different canvases featuring sunflowers, chose the sunflower because it best expressed "gratitude" and used only three shades of yellow to create the entire painting. https://ift.tt/SGa9XcH
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TIL that Van Gogh painted 5 different canvases featuring...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/researchbuff • 78 points and 6 comments
TIL that 19 species of fern were named after Lady Gaga because they bear a distinct DNA sequence spelling GAGA and for "her [Lady Gaga's] fervent defense of equality and individual expression" https://ift.tt/D8OM0TI
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TIL that 19 species of fern were named after Lady Gaga because...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/learnandlive0 • 85 points and 3 comments
TIL that Stephen Hawking hosted a party in 2009. He kept the event secret and publicized it afterwards, inviting future time travelers to the party. No one showed up, showing that travelling back in time is impossible. https://ift.tt/cH9u7Io
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TIL that Stephen Hawking hosted a party in 2009. He kept the event...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Sillvaro • 57 points and 39 comments
TIL: There is something called 'The Glitter Conspiracy'. One of the largest producers of glitter doens't want to tell what tge glitter is used for. Theories range from the use in explosives to boats https://ift.tt/0KcWkxq
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TIL: There is something called 'The Glitter Conspiracy'. One of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/ManicHelmut • 106 points and 36 comments
TIL: Sperms were thought to move by wiggling their tails side-to-side, like eels, for 350 years. But research shows that they roll as they move forward like a spinning top. https://ift.tt/COTbai6
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TIL: Sperms were thought to move by wiggling their tails...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/vect77 • 95 points and 25 comments
TIL Only 4% off all mamals on earth are wild animals. 96% of mamals are livestock and humans. https://ift.tt/Kjia7pS
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TIL Only 4% off all mamals on earth are wild animals. 96% of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/bjarneop • 200 points and 36 comments
TIL In the 19th Century, women cyclists were warned they might get "bicycle face" with bulging eyes and jutting chins. https://ift.tt/TYqHEaD
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TIL In the 19th Century, women cyclists were warned they might get...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Alphalarge • 100 points and 6 comments
TIL There is a US electric freight railroad in Mason City, Iowa. It operates Baldwin-Westinghouse Steeplecab electric locomotives built in the 1920s, over 100 years ago https://ift.tt/zcsM3Ap
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TIL There is a US electric freight railroad in Mason City, Iowa....
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/CraftyFoxeYT • 123 points and 6 comments
TIL it took two years for the CEO of ARM China to be fired. Allen Wu was dismissed by the company two years ago, but because he held the company's seal stamp, or Chop, the dismissal wasn't considered official until the Shenzhen government signed off on a new company chop being made. https://ift.tt/QekLzWR
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TIL it took two years for the CEO of ARM China to be fired. Allen...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Bigred2989- • 61 points and 14 comments