What’s A Cool Fact That You Know?

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Pandora 2 year s ago

The size of the cardboard roll on toilet paper is much larger on cheap brands.

Brian 2 year s ago

#26 - No matter how thin or how large, it is impossible to fold a piece of paper in half more than 8 times.

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Jinsy 2 year s ago

#10 You could fit everyone in LA (or preferably any other city in the world) with room to spare.

#20 This is an absolutely ridiculous miscalculation, and a blatant lie. You would have almost 16.5 trillion bucks. Musk is worth 265 million, and even if you were only pulling in 10,000 a year you would have 750 million, almost three times as much.
Don't believe everything you read on the internet, folks.

Donnie 2 year s ago

Jinsy,

#20 Better check your math...

Lisa 2 year s ago

Jinsy,

$16,425,000,000. That Billion, not Trillion, skippy.

Woody 2 year s ago

Many of these are badly written/explained, and are not factual. A few are true and with a tiny bit of researching you can figure out which ones.

Jon 2 year s ago

If you take
4500years x 365 days x 10,000$
that's = 16.425.000.000$
Musk should have around 264.600.000.000$
264.600.000.000$ x 0,06 (6%) = 15.876.000.000$

15.876.000.000$ compared to 16.425.000.000$

I mean it's not totally correct. But it is not as wrong as you think.
Don't believe everything someone comments on the internet.

Just calculate it yourself.

Lina 2 year s ago

#26 Theoretically true, but impossible to physically fold paper of any size in half more than 7 times. Give it a try

Lafayette 2 year s ago

#26 How "thick" is the universe?

10.

Riche 2 year s ago

#26 ..aren't we taught that the universe is expanding continually?

"Scientists speculated there are other planets orbiting distant stars, but haven't had a clear evidence of this fact up until the 1990's. And the majority of currently known exoplanets (almost 5000, as of now!) have been discovered well into 2000's, which means that humanity is at the very beginning of its discovery journey regarding other planetary systems.

With James Webb telescope being extremely close to finalizing its calibrations as we speak, we will be able to not only discover hundreds, if not thousands of new planets (and stars and galaxies), but also detect whether there are traces of alien civilizations on them. We should all be very excited about this, as this is unprecedented, and a HUGE deal for science and our species as a whole."