For instance, you've probably never heard that our planet was once purple. Watch the video till the end to discover more amazing things about our life. Number one. London reached the population of 1939 only in 2015.
76 Years and three full generations without wars and catastrophes are what it took the British capital to repopulate itself to pre-war numbers. Interestingly, both Berlin and Paris have yet to reach their pre-war population. Two. Just 5% to 10% of wines become better after one year.
Yes, it's true. And only 1% do so after five years. This fact seems to be a good reason to open the bottle at once. So, pour a glass, make yourself comfortable and watch the following incredible fact.
Three. 15 Percent of Daily Google queries have never been repeated in 15 years. Never ever. Google carried out a statistics survey for its 15th anniversary.
It showed that, on average, every sixth search query was unique in that period. The search Engine is continually being updated, of course. But this data still proves how diverse and unique we all are. Four.
More people live in the greater Tokyo area than in Canada. This seems to be impossible, but it's entirely accurate. The Tokyo agglomeration is a bit more densely populated than the second biggest country in the world. Five.
When 70 people come together, there's a 99.99% Possibility that two of them were born on the same day. Actually, at least two of them. From a layman's point of view it seems doubtful. But mathematically, it's all correct.
If one member of the group is born on day x, then there are only 364 days left for the second member, 363 days for the third one, etc. To calculate this possibility, you just need to multiply these proportions. 365 By 365 multiplied by 364 by 365 multiplied by 363 by 365 and so on. As a result, fewer than 0.01% Of the group have different dates of birth.
Six. The proportion of Pope's per one square mile in the Vatican is 5.9. Don't believe us? Count for yourself. The surface area of the Vatican is just 0.17 Square miles.
Seven. In 42 minutes of freefall, you can cover the distance from one pole of the Earth to the other. Sounds incredible right? However, scientists have just recently adjusted the count, and proved that it would only take you 38 minutes to do so. Eight.
The Earth has lost half of its wildlife in the last 40 years. Sadly, despite all efforts of humanity, wildlife is still diminishing. I guess all of us should take this issue more seriously. Nine.
Eight percent of Asian men are direct descendants of Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan thought the more offspring a man has the more significance he bears in the world. His harem counted several thousand women, many of whom gave birth to his children. That's why 8% of men from 17 locations in Asia have one of history's greatest conqueror's genes in their Y chromosomes.
Ten. There are about 30 times more trees on Earth than stars in the Milky way. Do you know how many trees are on our planet totally? It's more than 3 trillion. Now think what it might have been a hundred years ago.
Eleven. The USA has more public libraries than McDonald's restaurants. In spite of the widespread stereotype that Americans love fast food, the number of McDonald's joints is less than that of public libraries in the US. And that's not counting school libraries.
Twelve. 90 Years of a person's life is less than 5,000 weeks. A little more than 4,500 weeks. Is it few or a lot? It's up to you to decide.
Every week of your life counts. Thirteen. Cleopatra lived closer in time to the Moon landing than to the pyramids' construction. The great pyramids of Cheops, the largest of the pyramids of ancient Egypt, was built in 2540 BC.
Cleopatra lived much later, in sixty nine thirty BC. Now, count: man stepped on the moon in 1969. Fourteen. Forty-three percent of British Airline pilots confessed to falling asleep during their flights.
Well, we hope you won't stop traveling by plane after learning this. It's just an interesting fact. Fifteen. Private owners in the US have more tigers than there are in the wild.
On the one hand, the overall growth of the tiger population is high in recent decades. On the other hand, their masters often treat them as ordinary cats, which is, of course, improper. Sixteen. Livestock farming does more damage to the environment than transport.
This one sounds like a lie, right? In fact, it's true. This happens due to CO2 emissions and soil and water pollution. Seventeen. The Earth was once purple.
Scientists from the University of Maryland say that ancient microbes didn't use chlorophyll to absorb sunlight, but another molecule called retinol. They absorbed the green part of the spectrum, reflecting the red and blue ones which resulted in purple. This theory is supported by the fact that the sun transfers most of its energy in the green part of the visible spectrum, and chlorophyll mostly absorbs blue and red waves. There's also a supposition that the balance may shift one day again.
The Earth will become more purple, while looking green from space due to atmospheric changes. Have these amazing facts impressed you? If so, hit the like button below the video, and click subscribe to stay on the bright side of life..
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