@@duckking6607 You take a number of measurements of an orbit and can work out how long that object takes to finish an orbit. The more measurements you have the more accurate you get
Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell Edit: since a lot of us are thinking the same thing, you can just put what I put just change it up a bit so kids don't get mad and call y'all copycats.
The red ghost in pacman is caled Blinky The cyan ghost in pacman is called Inky The pink ghost in pacman is called pinky & the orange ghost in pacman is called clyde
"Cows" are not a species. Cow is the term used to refer to the females of a wide variety of animals, including seals, whales, rhinos and (most commonly) cattle. The males of all these animals are also called bulls, and the young are all known as calves.
And that term dose discripe the species commonly called "cow" Oh I remember now (I'm German so the English word didn't came up my mind) for the people who feel the same bovine (Eng) and Rind (De)
The plastic tip at the end of the shoelace is called an aglet. I’ve known for a while, but I only remembered to write this because I’m watching that one P&F episode about them.
I fear this is theoretical; your vocal apparatus would give out after a few hours. You would need a thousand or so dedicated volunteers to scream in rotation, allowing time after each one’s stint to recover until they are next up upon rotation. Many would have substantive vocal damage after a few shifts, and the coffee would have evaporated within a few days to weeks. Interesting testing theory, improbable success.
Army ants are blind and when they get separated from their foraging party they will start to follow each other in circles and more and more ants will keep joining them until they all die from exhaustion. This phenomenon is called an “ant mill”
Actually every Ant could die that way not just the blind once because ants use pheromones to mark there track and Äther ants will follow that track putting down even more pheromones and well ift they happen to draw a circle there a domed
A lot of smokers think there's a nicotine difference between the 'full flavor', 'light', and 'ultra light' varieties. There's not. The only difference between them is the strength of the filter. You're still getting the same amount of nicotine. Switching to 'ultra light' because you think it will help you kick the habit isn't going to work.
Also light cigarettes are only 'light' because they have micro holes in the sides of the filter that release some of the smoke. Usually though, your fingers cover the holes when you're smoking anyway making the holes basically pointless. Next time you see a light cigarette look for the holes on the filter😉
Doesn't work that way in Germany since laws a realy strict about tabaco packaging /marketing and additives Every tabaco product has its Nikotin content and so printed on so that woll filter stuff isn't happening
@@LendriMujina Yes an no. Any amount of nicotine you put into your body is keeping you addicted; the only true way to end the addiction is to stop putting nicotine in your body altogether. Much easier said than done, but I guarantee you the best way to kick the habit is to go cold turkey, regardless the amount you smoke per day. It may not work for everybody, but the book Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking is what did it for me. And for people who don't do well with printed literature, there are also videos and workshops created by him that help as well. It may seem a bit preachy at first... But I promise to you, the method does work. It get's you to really introspect and analyze WHY you keep smoking. The more you are aware of your reasons for smoking, the easier it is for you to realize the only stopping you from smoking is continuing to smoke. It may sound like circular reasoning but when you have the epiphany... you will never pick up tobacco or any nicotine product again. You will be free.
Cannibalism is in fact not legal in Germany when the person you eating is dead. Only when the victim is alive and the flesh wasn't only taken flr the act of cannibalsm.
@@trixx_the_human I don't know German legislation, but from what Toledo has said- no, you can't peel their skin or remove their organs just to it it. It's only possible for example if someone lost their finger for an unrelated reason and doctors can't reattach it to give someone permission to eat it. It still might be a bit disturbing, but wouldn't call it eating someone alive
If you start playing Weezer's Blue Album when you drive out of Moorestown, NJ, and head for Newtown, PA, you will arrive just as the final song finishes playing. Now that's a useless fact.
Doesn’t this depend on how fast your driving as well and how many stops you make? Or are you saying driving at the exact speed you should be driving and non stop?
@@seeky2366 Yeah it's under average traffic conditions. If traffic is unusually heavy it'll probably finish a little before. And if they have to open the drawbridge over the river, forget it!
useless fact: when the height of mount everest was first measured it came out to exactly 29,000 feet, but this seemed far too unbelievable (for obvious reasons) so instead they said it was 29,002 feet tall and that was that
And of course 29,001 ft just sounds diminutive, like that it's trying to make up for something. And since most mountains are referred to in the female sense, having the "how long is 6 inches/feet" debate would be silly. Therefore they added 2 inches, which is a more aestheticly appealing number anyways. Or thats how I assume it went anyways lol. 😆
@@JD_tcb I guess it was with the heat of the bomb? Or maybe with the refraction of the sun in the bomb's heated metal before even launching it to test?
@@JD_tcb I don’t take people seriously who use strong language and start a comment section with false. Seems the fact isn’t so useless cause nerves have been stricken.
I don’t remember the years, but every __ years there is no leap day, because an entire day is overkill for correcting the calendar, but every __ years there is 2 leap years because removing the day is also overkill.
We never add an extra leap year---that would make no sense to compensate in both directions. You would just "skip" less often. Which we do. Every year ending in '00 is NOT a leap year UNLESS it's divisible by 400 (1600 and the year 2000 were leap years. Others weren't)
Every 4K years we don’t have one bc the year is 365.24 or sumth. So we have a leap year every 4 years but every 4K years we don’t. 2000 wasn’t a leap year but many ppl don’t know that.
These people misunderstood you. It's every 1000 years. The year 2000 was not a leap year even though it had been 4 years. Don't know about the 2 sequential leap years.
@@susanfudge1737 only 2000, leap year is to be skipped in each millennial year to keep the calendar on track. However, since the calendar revision was post-Renaissance there has only been one. Sorry I was too lazy to look up the year of revision.
There's actually people who have been selectively breeding pugs and French bulldogs and similar species to try and remove some of the horrible deformities we've given them and so far it's actually been fairly successful. A few more generations and they could be perfectly healthy breeds
A lady should always remove her glove when greeting someone. However, should she have issues with said gloves, she can always use the phrase "pardon my glove" to avoid the awkwardness of trying to remove it.
My most useless fact: there are ( or used to be anyway) 5280 pickles in a mc donalds pickle barrel. The pickles McDonalds puts on their hamburgers used to come in a big barrel. I dont know if they still do .
Back in early days when the first PS3 models were out, people used to put PS3 discs in George Forman grills thinking they were a PS3 because they looked similar
another fun fact about bat bombs: it’s only use was in the US and it caused a nearby town to burn down. When getting the bats ready for a test someone screwed up somewhere and the bats with with the napalm escaped and found a town nearby. The results proved the bomb would’ve worked as intended. Bats go and sleep under shingles, bats timer goes off during their sleep hours, entire area/town simultaneously catches fire
Late to this party, but . . . Percussive maintenance is a thing for two main reasons: First is the existence of stiction, which prevents parts from starting to move. A solid thump can get things started by vibrating stuck contact points. Secondly, vacuum tube electronics can get corroded contacts. A thorough diagnosis would require pulling each tube, cleaning the contacts, and re-inserting the tube into the chassis, but that can take a while and risks electrocution if attempted with the device powered up. Thumping on the case can re-seat the contacts, actually repairing the problem.
In the Medieval ages pink used to be a man's color and blue used to be a woman's color the reason why is the pink is supposed to represent the blood of the enemies of the man or to the kingdom or home of said man and blue represents the beauty and caring nature of the woman I do not know when the dish which occurred where the pink was a girl color and blue Was A Boy Color
To unlock the character Roll in the Arcade version of the first Marvel vs Capcom, -Starting from the furthest upper right hand corner of the character select screen you go Left left down down right right down down left left up right up up right right in that order and you can choose Roll. This information has NEVER left my head in over 24 years and despite suffering brain damage and memory loss, I STILL remember that exact sequence. I can't remember my locker combonation, I can't even remember the order of class subjects I went to in high school, I can't remember the phone number to my previous residence after a year but I can remember how to unlock Roll on a video game I haven't played in nearly 20 years. I didn't even like using Roll! She was never my main! I wasn't really any good at Marvel vs Capcom! But I can NEVER forget how to get Roll!
Cows actually can walk down stairs, it just depends on how steep they are really. Cows can't see their feet, nor can they look at them, so stepping down is basically a guess. And they have problems with weight distribution when going down because of their legs. So they'd have a problem walking from a 2nd story, but some front porch steps would be fine
In 1978 there was the movie Grease. Then there was Grease 2. And there were plans for 3, 4, and 5 but the idea was scrapped. Twenty years later, the scripts were rewritten to make the Grease sequels with the idea to cast the biggest pop singers at the time, to include Brittany Spears and Justin Timberlake as Danny and Sandy's children, as well as Christina Aguilera. The idea didn't take off and was shelved again until 2006 when the script was rewritten once again and Grease 3, 4, and 5 became the High School Musical trilogy we know today.
1:13 Goofy’s full name is also George E. Geef, which was changed to George E. Goof because of his clumsy antics, then finally to Goofy. Also, a number of early cartoons with him before becoming “Goofy” had his design lacking the long ears, and even being brown haired in some cases.
That Hector is going to be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines. And on top of that he just came into Harry's and he ordered 3 T66 turbos, with NOS, and a Motec system exhaust.
That would be baleen whales, I think. Sperm whales of sufficient size can use the tree for a toothpick. There may be a few others that also not filter feeders; whaleology is not a strength of mine.
Back in the mid to late 90's, AMD codenamed their line of K6 series of CPU's after characters from "The Land Before Time". The K6 was Little Foot, K6-2 was Chomper, and the K6-3 was Sharptooth.
That's interesting my first pc was a K6-II then a Pentium 3 and still using a damned core 2 duo cheapstake family wont let me upgrade to something much better.
Also kind of not not quite useless info - When removing or tipping your hat: use the brim for formed hats ie bowler; if a knit hat like a newsboy, use the button on the top. Another oddity, When wearing a hat, you need to only respectively remove it when in private places like an office or house. In public, such as an Elevator, lobby, subway, taxi, etc, there is no need to remove it.
There was this short lived fad in my area. Kids were throwing wires over power lines. The fad was short lived, becase the kids doing were short lived. I saw a few videos, before I knew the kids were not living at the end of the videos. Have you ever wonder why the videos end just before the crash?
19:36 this is also useful for people going through chemo. My mum used to get a really horrible feeling in her mouth, like it was really rough (presumably skin dying off in her mouth) when she was on chemo and pineapple seemed to help- We figured the pineapple helped to break down the skin and smooth her mouth out. She swore by it
The US 🇺🇸 can stay in Cuba 🇨🇺 Guantanamo Bay, Navy Base because the deal we signed that had a 99yr lease. A 📑 condition stated the USA could chose to remain or leave Cuba. Fidel Castro was furious but the agreement, documents were legal, binding. Guantanamo Bay Naval Base is surrounded by the 🌏 largest active minefield.
Jigglypuff is indeed called Purin (Pudding) Also. Abra and Kadabra are called Casey and Yungerer, Alakazam is called Foodin (Hoodin) which are all magicians.
The most likely cause of sterility in Danish men, is Klinefelters Syndrome, which appears, on average, in every 1 out of 3 men. This is only useful if you're a Dane. Edit: Source: Am a Klinefelter man and was told this by my Klinefelter doctor. I essentially have two doctors. A regular one and one specifically for my Klinefelters Syndrome. All men are born with the syndrome and it cannot be inherited for obvious reasons. However, not all men with the syndrome require medication. I do as I was diagnosed before I was even born. Most men only figure it out once they try to get kids and find they're unable to do so. The sterility isn't absolute as some men with Klinefelters Syndrome have managed to cause pregnancies, although this is highly uncommon. The most common, intense desire for Klinefelter men, is the desire to start a family with your own kids. Also, the sterility is estimated to worsen over time. I am currently 25 years old. By the time I turn 40, I will have a higher chance of winning the grand prize of the lottery alone, than causing a pregnancy. The chance of winning the grand prize of the lottery alone is equivalent to taking a train ride across the country, place a bucket on a station somewhere along the way, before throwing a coin out of the window of the carriage on the return route with the train moving at full speed, and having that coin land perfectly in the randomly placed bucket. My chances of causing a pregnancy at the age of 40 is lower than my chances of doing that. And it only gets worse from there and onwards.
As some men with the syndrome can reproduce, is the result of the condition a low or non-existent sperms count? Worsening as the person grows older would at least suggest this might be part of the problem. I’ve read that in such cases in the US, several donations of semen can be collected, concentrated, and used in in vitro fertilization. As the various donations are flash frozen, there is no degradation of active sperm. Forgive me for offending,if this a sensitive subject.
Wikipedia: -This syndrome, evenly distributed in all ethnic groups, has a prevalence of approximately four subjects per every 10,000 (0.04%) males in the general population.
@@flamencoprof The information I gave on the syndrome, is what my doctor with a specialty in this syndrome, told me about Danish males. I'm not speaking for the general, world wide population, as genetic disorders vary a lot from country to country. Still, I would much rather believe the doctors and medical folks who have spent decades studying this, than an online article that anyone can edit. My life does, after all, depend on it.
I'm Minecraft the block (blue ice) weights about 75,000 kilos or 165000 pounds cubed Here's why So blue ice is made from 9 blocks of packed ice Packed ice is made from 9 blocks of ice Multiply 9 and 9 you get 81 A cubic meter of ice has a weight of 920 pounds So in conclusion when you multiply 920 and 81 you get 74,520 Edit: It's dencity is also 74kg/m squared
Me: *sees thumbnail* "Easy, the fact that I am learning polynomials, knowing that I will never use it in life" And schools wonder why so many people don't pay taxes
Fairly sure that anti-submarine seagull training thing was WW1 not WW2. They weren't quite as clueless in ww2. The Royal Navy knew the theory of what worked, they just basically hadn't trained destroyer crews in ASW since 1918.
It’s illegal to look at a moose in Alaska while in a plane. It’s also illegal to push out a moose out of an airplane in Alaska. It’s an hour drive to space if your going straight up in a car.
Here's a list of Rammstein songs where animals were mentioned: Heirate Mich - snail Laichzeit - fish, dog Rammstein - bird Sehnsucht - lion, bird, insect Tier - dog Spiel mit Mir - sheep Mutter - eel Rein Raus - elephant, horse Reise, Reise - fish Amerika - mouse Morgenstern - bird Ohne Dich - bird Feuer und Wasser - fish Waidmanns Heil - deer, goat, eel Haifisch - shark Donaukinder - fish, swan, rat Puppe - bird
1:45 Did not expect the Spanish Inquisition. And also the fact that its actually an improvement over the status quo. Man Middle Ages are something huh.
