Random Fact #305

Yamato 000593 was formed by lava flows on mars 1.3 billion years ago

Random Fact #304

In Latin, Argentum is Silver

Random Fact #303

The Hoover Dam is the biggest hydroelectric power plant in the world  

Random Fact #302

Virology is the scientific study of Viruses

Random Fact #301

The Sloan Great Wall is the largest celestial object in the Universe

Random Fact #300

Benjamin Franklin wrote the Poor Richards Almanac in 1731

Random Fact #299

The Jordan River is the only inlet to the Dead Sea

Random Fact #298

There are four states of fundamental matter, Solid, Liquid, Gas, and Plasma

Random Fact #297

The Electric Eel is the largest species of Gymnotiformes in the world

Random Fact #296

The Cartwheel Galaxy lies with the constellation Sculptor 

Random Fact #295

The Cartwheel Galaxy is 150,000,000 light-years across

Random Fact #294

When viewed from the North Pole, the Milky Way Galaxy rotates counter-clockwise

Random Fact #293

The Purple Pitcher plant is the only member of the genus Sarracenia that can be naturally found in cold climates

Random Fact #292

The element Platinum has a boiling point of 6920.6 degrees Fahrenheit 

Random Fact #291

There are 20 known isotopes for Neptunium

Random Fact #290

The Yellow-eyed Penguin is the rarest species of penguin in the world

Random Fact #289

In Greek, Lynx means to shine

Random Fact #288

Yersinia Pestic has three forms, pneumonic, septicemic, and bubonic

Random Fact #287

The melting point of the element Uranium is 2,070 degrees Fahrenheit 

Random Fact #286

The border shared between Canada and the U.S. is the longest land border in the world

Random Fact #285

The Trajan's Column spiral staircase consist of 185 steps

Random Fact #284

The Julian Calender was introduced by Julius Caesar in 46 B.C.

Random Fact #283

The dwarf planet Pluto was named by Venetia Burney

Random Fact #282

Dark Island was sold in 1965 for 30,000 U.S. dollars

Random Fact #281

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died at the age of 35

Random Fact #280

The Hadopelagic area of water exist 6,000 meters below the surface and under