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 Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 7:16 pm
Fact one: My computer cannot run youtube worth anything.
Fact two: The liver, the largest organ in your body, provides over 30 functions. It can also regenerate from 80% of its original mass.
Fact three: The brain, despite all of its complexity, apparently only holds about 2.2 gigabytes of memory. Don't ask me how they proved this one, I don't know.
Fact four: If you were to take a person's blood vessels and lay them end to end, they'd circle the world twice. You'd also have a dead person.
Fact five: The human eyes recieve pictoral information UPSIDE DOWN. The brain flips the image, thus making sense of it.
That's all tonight.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 12:16 pm
The Earth is Round, I know this idea sounds completely insane, but trust me on this, I have done extensive research to prove this.
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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 10:03 pm
Yes, and it was first concretely proved in 2 ways:
First, the shadow cast on the moon during a lunar eclipse was one that only a spherical or geoid object could create.
Second, when a ship appears to view on a clear day, the mast is visible before the rest of the ship, indicating a curved surface.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:58 am
laskakilmarnock Fact one: My computer cannot run youtube worth anything. Fact two: The liver, the largest organ in your body, provides over 30 functions. It can also regenerate from 80% of its original mass. Fact three: The brain, despite all of its complexity, apparently only holds about 2.2 gigabytes of memory. Don't ask me how they proved this one, I don't know. Fact four: If you were to take a person's blood vessels and lay them end to end, they'd circle the world twice. You'd also have a dead person. Fact five: The human eyes recieve pictoral information UPSIDE DOWN. The brain flips the image, thus making sense of it. That's all tonight. I am sorry but the Skin is The Largest Organ on the Human body. Liver is Largest INTERNAL organ...
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Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 10:32 am
Yeah, the funny thing is that I actually caught somebody else on that very point. My mistake (though if you want to get technical, skin is ON your body, not in it.)
Electrolysis, a chemical process that uses electricity to coat one metal in another, was found to be possible using ancient batteries discovered in Iraq.
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:32 pm
laskakilmarnock Yeah, the funny thing is that I actually caught somebody else on that very point. My mistake (though if you want to get technical, skin is ON your body, not in it.) Electrolysis, a chemical process that uses electricity to coat one metal in another, was found to be possible using ancient batteries discovered in Iraq. in Bagdad to be precise (Bagdad Battery from Mythbusters) glad to see that my thread is still kicking mrgreen
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:34 pm
Fact: Whitney Houston is a coked out BZ and it's almost imposible to score a perfect on "And I Will Always Love You" on Karioke Revolution, but i did manage to score platinum lol
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 1:14 pm
1. If you play a certain beatles song backwords, it says "Paul is bloody, Paulie is Bloody".
2. It is possible to jump over the flagpole in Super Mario World at stages
3-3 and 7-3 without using jump enhancing cheats.
3. For people of average proportion, the length of one's armspan is approx. equal to their height.
4. Greater than 6 milliamps of current can be survived by a human... as long as it doesn't pass your heart. (DON'T TRY THIS.)
5. You can actually beat Street Figther as Dan Hibiki. Really.
6. Some neutron stars are so dense that a square foot of their matter would be equal to or heavier than the entire earth.
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:02 pm
(off scientific fact) there is actualy Pocky for men, called Pocky: Men's Bitter Chocolate lol
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 9:06 pm
The brown note is a supposed frequency that can... to put in a neat way, manipulate one's bowels. Apparently, it is so low that its vibrations trigger sphincters to release. It's only speculation, and has not been discovered.
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 2:36 pm
But ..... but ...... didn't they find that in south park? blaugh
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 6:42 pm
1. South park is a cartoon. Therefore, the majority of scientific discoveries within it can be assumed as fake.
2. It is statistically impossible to collect every single magic the gathering card in existence, due to the presences of uniques that specific people own.
3. Objects, when exposed to absolute zero (or, to be exact, temperatures that are extremely close to it), are almost instantly transformed into a state of solidness. While retaining form and color, if struck against any other object, the test body with shatter.
That is all for now.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:17 pm
Today, my focus on the scientific facts shall be.... birds. These are some random quickies, with just a bit if info on each.
1. The Seagull (Which is the state bird of Utah. Seriously.) has a red dot located on its beak that, when pecked, triggers a reflex for it to throw up. Basically, it yaks into the beaks of its young to feed them. Deeeee-licious.
2. The flamingo is known for its flamboyant pink color, but it is not born pink. In fact, flamingoes become pink due to a pigment gained by eating shellfish (shrimp, in particular). If a flamingo stops eating this shrimp, they turn white.
3. Penguins live at the south pole, right? Well, not the little blue penguin! This species, the smallest of the penguins, can live as north as southern California! In fact, only Emporer and Aidele penguins have permanent residence on Antarctica.
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 5:27 pm
Fact, you can touch your organs, skin. 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:01 pm
That skin is also a very good source of protein and calcium. I highly reccomend against eating it, however.
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