The fact that you are shocked

 

                                                             

 

Your nose is always visible to you, 

but your brain ignores 

 It through a process called Unconscious 

  Selective Attention. 

 

 

 

Fact: It takes 1.2 million mosquitoes to bleed an adult

If each mosquito was infected only once, it would take more than 1 million tiny pests to drain all the blood from a person. Yes: mosquitoes do not suck, do not bite. This is why some people are more attracted to flies than others.

Fact: Spain is the most visited country in the world 

According to the international organization World business enterprise Organization, 86.9 million individuals visited France in 2017.

Espinas has eighty one.8 million individuals.

The us hierarchical third with seventy six.9 million guests.

Another fascinating fact: Spaniards area unit the healthiest individuals on earth.

FACT- You have studies in your school Three state of matters  

SOLID 

LIQUID 

GAS  

But unfortunately, there are three more states because it hasn't updated yet in your syllabus.   

PLASMA 

BOSE EINSTEIN CONDENSATE 

FERMIONIC CONDENSATE  

 

 SOME INTRESTING FACT ABOUT OUR UNIVERSE.

 

At their farthest points, 

The Earth and the moon are 252,088 miles away. 

Inside that distance, you could fit every planet 

in our entire Solar System. 

But let's talk about planets. 

The great red spot-on Jupiter, 

that's about two times as big as Earth, 

and Saturn is about nine times wider than Earth. 

Saturn's rings are so large 

that a few of the fragments within them 

are as large as mountains.  

But that's nothing compared to our Sun. 

Just remember,

This is Earth

Earth from the moon. 

This is Earth from Mars. 

Here's Earth from just behind Saturn's rings, 

and here's Earth from just beyond Neptune, 

four billion miles away. 

But, a billion's a big number, 

So, let's put that in perspective. 

One million seconds equals about 11 and a half days, 

whereas one billion seconds equals over 31 years. 

Let's step back a bit. 

Here's the size of Earth compared 

with the size of our Sun. 

And here's that exact same Sun 

from the surface of Mars. 

The total number of stars in the universe 

is larger than all the grains of sand 

on all the beaches of planet Earth. 

And there are some stars out there 

that are much, much bigger than our little, wimpy Sun. 

The biggest star we know of, VY Canis Majoris, 

is about 2,000 times the diameter of our Sun. 

But none of those compares to the size 

of a galaxy. 

In fact, if you shrink the size 

of our Solar System down to the size of a quarter 

and shrink the Milky Way galaxy down using the same scale, 

the diameter of the Milky Way 

would be roughly the size of the United States. 

 

That's because the Milky Way galaxy is huge. 

Its diameter's about 100,000 light years wide, 

which, when converted to miles, 

is about 621,371,192,237,333,890 miles. 

Inside of all of that is you. 

You live in this tiny, tiny portion of the Milky Way. 

But, even still, our galaxy is a little runt compared 

with some others. 

NGC 6744, 

a spiral galaxy similar to our own, 

is twice as wide as the Milky Way, 

stretching over 200,000 light years across. 

It is massive. 

But let's think more. 

In this picture alone, taken by the Hubble telescope, 

there are thousands and thousands of galaxies, 

each containing millions or billions of stars 

with their own planets. 

Some of the objects seen here may have formed 

as many as 11 billion years ago, 

just three billion years after the Big Bang. 

This period of time is considered one 

of the busiest star-forming periods. 

And just keep this in mind, 

That's a picture of a very small, 

small part of the universe. 

So, if you're ever feeling upset 

about your favorite show being canceled 

or the fact that they play Christmas music way too early, 

Just remember, this is your home. 

Earth.