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I don't want to upset you, but Baby00:00:02
carrots don't exist00:00:04
cute little carrots that00:00:06
sold in supermarkets this is actually00:00:08
actually ordinary carrots trimmed to00:00:11
child size do you think that00:00:12
gummy bears with strawberry flavor00:00:14
should be red or pink right00:00:16
but unfortunately they are green00:00:19
Brown and white rice are the same00:00:22
the product for creating white rice is taken00:00:24
brown some parts are removed00:00:27
when milled What gives rice its white color?00:00:29
This allows you to store it longer, but at the same time00:00:33
At the same time, the nutritional value decreases00:00:35
By the way, rice was used for00:00:38
construction of the Great Wall of China00:00:40
construction workers mixed glutinous rice soup00:00:42
reduce and get a special rice solution00:00:45
it was stronger and had better00:00:47
more waterproof than usual00:00:49
Lime mortar thanks to rice00:00:51
soup The Great Wall could stand for centuries00:00:54
Despite all the vagaries of the elements you found00:00:57
a long-forgotten chocolate bar in a desk drawer00:01:00
a pleasant surprise, but when you open it you00:01:03
you begin to doubt that there is something wrong with her00:01:06
nice dusty coating don't worry00:01:09
can you eat chocolate just fat from butter?00:01:12
the cocoa in the chocolate has separated from00:01:14
the rest of the tile when heated when00:01:16
the chocolate has cooled down and turned whitish00:01:19
the film taste could also change a little00:01:21
Therefore, it is better to use tiles for00:01:24
cooking Although such little things don’t bother me00:01:27
stop00:01:28
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Avocados cannot ripen on the tree if00:01:32
they cannot be plucked; they will fall from the branch and00:01:35
not ripe, however, after harvesting they00:01:38
become soft and fragrant like us00:01:40
love it happens because of the splash00:01:43
ethylene produced by the picked fruit00:01:45
while the avocado is on the tree00:01:48
production is suppressed00:01:49
tomatoes bought in supermarkets often00:01:52
can be tasteless This is due to how00:01:55
they are grown and stored, tomatoes are collected00:01:57
when they are not yet fully ripe they00:02:00
ripen in containers for00:02:01
transportation on store shelves if00:02:03
this occurs at temperatures below 4.500:02:06
degrees Celsius, tomatoes lose more00:02:08
part of the taste and aroma to preserve them00:02:11
taste is best to store tomatoes outside00:02:13
refrigerator00:02:15
honey is perhaps the only product00:02:17
food that never goes bad if00:02:20
it is properly sealed and there is no00:02:22
air it can be stored for thousands of years00:02:25
and remain edible to the oldest00:02:27
found a pot of honey was five00:02:29
thousand years old he was found next to Vinny's mummy00:02:32
Pooh joke00:02:34
While dark and milk chocolate00:02:36
their white counterparts do not raise questions00:02:39
it's not chocolate at all00:02:41
cocoa powder that makes chocolate00:02:43
produces white chocolate products00:02:45
from cocoa butter mixed with sugar and00:02:48
flavoring is usually vanilla00:02:50
peanuts are a closer relative of peas00:02:53
than nuts it relates to legumes00:02:55
family of plants which includes00:02:57
chickpeas and beans These are also not nuts, but00:03:01
seeds that are obtained from pretty00:03:02
large fruits the same can be said00:03:05
about walnuts, pecan almonds and00:03:07
pistachios When you buy sushi and rolls00:03:11
with crab meat you get nothing at all00:03:13
red and white minced crab that's it00:03:15
called imitation crab is essentially a paste00:03:18
from fish00:03:19
its other name is surini by the way00:03:22
Sushi was originally a way of preserving00:03:24
the fish were placed in fermented rice00:03:27
which kept fish fresh for up to a year00:03:29
after that the rice was thrown away and the fish00:03:32
cooked ate00:03:34
if tears come to your eyes when you00:03:37
when cutting onions there are several ways to do this00:03:40
avoid one of them put the bow in00:03:42
freezer before cutting it00:03:44
freezes chemical molecules00:03:46
which brings tears in another way00:03:48
rinse the onion with cool water00:03:50
immediately before slicing, cold and00:03:52
moisture will not allow the chemical00:03:54
causing tears to enter the eyes and00:03:56
third way to put wet paper00:03:58
towel next to cutting board00:04:00
the chemical is attracted to the nearest one00:04:02
the source of water which is usually00:04:05
Your eyes but in this case it will be00:04:07
towel00:04:08
what we consider Wasabi Usually they are not00:04:11
is real Wasabi very expensive00:04:14
so what we get is this mixture00:04:16
horseradish mustard and green food00:04:18
dye00:04:20
Be careful when you go fresh00:04:23
pineapple because he can literally00:04:24
eat you back It contains an enzyme00:04:27
which digests protein remember00:04:28
the burning sensation that occurs when00:04:30
eating too much pineapple is it00:04:33
the same process of macaroni and cheese 1800:04:35
century was considered a gourmet dish in the United States00:04:38
pasta could only be imported00:04:40
from Italy What made their samples expensive00:04:43
making cheese took a lot00:04:45
I didn’t have the time or effort to do that either00:04:48
product Cheaper only for the richest00:04:50
could afford a plate of pasta with00:04:52
cheese and chic restaurants served them00:04:55
like a delicacy00:04:56
at the same time oysters lobsters and00:04:59
almost all other seafood in those00:05:01
times was considered food for the poor00:05:03
coastal communities ate what they could00:05:06
catch in the sea and these are mussels and crabs and00:05:09
much more that we consider today00:05:11
delicacies00:05:13
what about pasta samara just00:05:16
brain explosion let's go back to food for the rich00:05:20
in the Middle Ages, fish was considered a gift00:05:22
befitting a king knows that00:05:24
The English monarch gave huge pikes00:05:27
And even earlier in the Roman Empire00:05:29
Red mullet was a delicacy for her00:05:32
emperors paid large sums00:05:34
gold00:05:36
farmed salmon meat has00:05:39
gray color wild fish eats a lot of shrimp00:05:42
What gives its meat its signature00:05:44
orange-pink shade To achieve00:05:46
the same effect in captivity is fed to fish00:05:48
special plant pigment00:05:49
Inventor of Vaseline Sir Robert Chesbrough00:05:52
claimed that every day he ate00:05:55
spoon of Vaseline, he also asked for his00:05:58
nurse to cover him from head to toe00:06:00
Vaseline when I got seriously ill soon00:06:03
he recovered and lived to be 96 years old00:06:07
years he firmly believed in miraculous00:06:09
properties of Vaseline00:06:11
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oranges have given their name in many languages00:06:16
orange in Old English00:06:18
in language this color was simply called00:06:20
yellow-red only when there are oranges00:06:23
have become widespread throughout00:06:25
Europe has a word denoting them00:06:28
color If you want to take a closer look00:06:30
bee hive Make sure you don't have00:06:32
bananas contain a pheromone that makes00:06:34
bees stand up to defend their home00:06:36
smells like bananas so you most likely00:06:39
you will become their number one enemy if00:06:41
get too close in due time00:06:45
milk they managed to make plastic00:06:47
was biodegradable and did not dissolve in00:06:49
water and practically did not burn, but later it00:06:52
outperformed petroleum-based plastic because00:06:55
that milk plastic was not allowed00:06:57
molded and over time it became00:06:59
fragile In addition, petroleum plastic was00:07:02
much cheaper to produce00:07:03
the famous pound cake got its due00:07:05
name due to the mass of ingredients00:07:07
initially it was prepared from point00:07:09
butter a pound of eggs and yes you00:07:11
guessed right00:07:13
why wasn't it called three pounder then?00:07:15
and the most expensive pizza you can00:07:18
it costs about 12 thousand to try00:07:20
only three dollars can cook it00:07:23
specially trained chefs at your place00:07:25
home and it takes three full days00:07:27
it turns out the cooks have to do it all this time00:07:30
live with you in Ancient Egypt as a worker00:07:32
paid with food as part of salary00:07:34
they got radishes, onions and garlic already00:07:37
then these plants were known for their00:07:40
antibacterial properties what did00:07:42
they are quite valuable although the most00:07:44
common color of cauliflower00:07:46
white it also comes in green orange00:07:49
and purple bright cabbage is more difficult00:07:51
grow than white but otherwise it00:07:54
little What is the difference if you are interested00:07:57
There are several hundred varieties00:07:59
cauliflower00:08:01
to easily check the freshness of eggs00:08:04
put them in a bowl of water with a fresh egg00:08:07
will quickly sink to the bottom and rotten00:08:09
will continue to swim00:08:14
most people are confident that they have00:08:16
five senses but this is not entirely true00:08:18
taste touch smell sight and hearing not00:08:23
the only feelings we have00:08:24
scientists claim that there are from 9 to00:08:28
20 This includes thermal sectioning ability00:08:32
feel warm00:08:33
equibryoception sense of balance yes00:08:36
also a sense of time for many00:08:39
lacks00:08:41
We thought there were only 8 blood types00:08:44
taking into account two Rh factors but in reality00:08:47
more than 30 are known in the case00:08:49
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If you have gained half a kilo00:08:55
one and a half kilometers of new00:08:57
blood vessels that deliver to00:09:00
body oxygen and nutrients00:09:02
Every 6 days your stomach forms00:09:04
new mucous membrane so as not to00:09:06
digest itself nerve cells00:09:09
transmit a thousand pulses per second00:09:11
speed ranges from one and a half to 43000:09:14
km/h our DNA contains 100 thousand viruses00:09:17
Scientists have found this among them00:09:19
which is about 100 million years old00:09:22
your body emits visible light the most00:09:25
it becomes bright at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and at 1000:09:28
morning brightness is least noticeable But alas00:09:31
the luminous intensity is a thousand times less than that00:09:33
what can we see00:09:35
the fruit consists of water mixed with proteins00:09:38
Sugars ammonia and much more in it00:09:41
there are even traces of metals such as copper00:09:43
zinc nickel iron salty sweat00:09:47
becomes due to sodium content and what00:09:49
the more salt you consume the more00:09:52
sweat becomes salty, the body tries00:09:54
get rid of its excess and the most00:09:57
an easy way is photo separation00:10:00
at a speed of 3 km/h you will have to walk 2000:10:04
hours to lose half a kilo00:10:06
It takes 518 days to circumnavigate the Equator and00:10:10
8 ocloc'k00:10:11
earwax is not made of wax at all00:10:15
fat particles of skin under and dirt00:10:18
the brain grows three times in size in the first00:10:21
year of a child's life and completely00:10:22
By the age of 25, the brain is formed at 6000:10:25
percent consists of fat It generates00:10:28
about 23 watts of electricity this00:10:31
enough for a small light bulb00:10:34
in fact a person cannot00:10:36
multitask brain00:10:39
unable to perform more than one00:10:41
he has to do one task at a time00:10:42
switch which obviously does not save time00:10:44
and you can also do something00:10:46
wrong and will only delay the process00:10:50
if you have an exam or need it at work00:10:52
focus on the important task00:10:54
Take some chewing gum00:10:56
research shows that chewing gum will help00:10:58
concentrate on a task longer00:11:00
which requires attention it helps00:11:02
There's nothing even better than caffeine in chewing gum00:11:05
special But the chewing process includes00:11:07
the brain effect does not last long, only minutes00:11:10
2000:11:13
embryonic fingerprints develop00:11:16
in the third month, bones are 4 times stronger00:11:20
concrete is the strongest bone in the body00:11:22
femoral it can withstand the weight that00:11:24
exceeds the weight of an adult 3000:11:26
times even more surprising is that our bones00:11:29
made of composite material A00:11:31
This means they are both hard and00:11:34
elastic sunburn is the result00:11:36
exposure to radiation when natural00:11:39
the body's forces can no longer protect00:11:41
it from ultraviolet radiation00:11:43
a burn appears00:11:46
goosebumps is an evolutionary reflex that00:11:49
we inherited from our ancestors an outlier00:11:51
adrenaline made the fur rise00:11:53
and for the approaching predators man00:11:56
the body looked hostile every day00:11:58
produces from half to two liters00:12:01
saliva helps digest food and00:12:03
fight infections in the mouth too00:12:06
many bacteria on average00:12:07
bacteria in the mouth equals the population of the planet00:12:10
you can't stomach this00:12:14
on every person's head00:12:17
150 thousand hairs each per month00:12:20
grows a centimeter when folded00:12:22
All hair growth will be achieved in a year00:12:25
a distance of 16 km hair is much00:12:29
stronger than you think one hair can00:12:31
hold 85 grams which is equal to weight00:12:34
one apple and if you combine all00:12:37
hair on your head they can support the weight00:12:39
two elephants Well, let's check the sound of the beating00:12:43
heart occurs due to closure and00:12:45
valves opening new cells in the heart00:12:48
do not form if there is no damage00:12:51
The cornea is the only organ that is not00:12:53
blood gets oxygen it gets00:12:55
immediately from the environment if you are sitting00:12:59
or stand straight it will be easier for you00:13:01
remember something good they say when00:13:03
This position increases blood flow in00:13:05
the spinal cord receives more00:13:07
oxygen and works better00:13:12
the person with the deepest voice00:13:15
planet reproduces sounds that are not00:13:17
can be heard by people including himself00:13:19
However, elephants hear these sounds00:13:24
veins look blue because00:13:27
to get to them the light must pass00:13:29
through layers of skin and fat, the skin disperses00:13:32
most of the red in white light00:13:34
before he is eventually consumed by blood00:13:37
we only see blue people with00:13:40
anasmia does not smell when00:13:43
people hear phantasms on the contrary00:13:45
non-existent smells00:13:49
there are 100 in the human brain00:13:52
billion neurons by 73 percent00:13:55
consists of water and the same thing can be done00:13:57
say about the heart so when the brain00:13:59
you lose even 2 percent of liquid00:14:01
you feel tired from this too00:14:03
memory deteriorates, attention decreases and00:14:06
the first person with the mood spoils00:14:08
blue eyes lived 7 thousand years ago in00:14:11
Stone Age00:14:13
the right kidney is smaller and located lower00:14:16
than the left one it frees up space00:14:18
for the liver, by the way, the brain controls00:14:21
so you don't drink too little or too much00:14:23
water after you swallow00:14:25
liquid mouth and throat send signals to00:14:28
brain so you stop drinking otherwise you00:14:30
would pour water into themselves without stopping 1000:14:33
minutes or even an hour00:14:38
and it takes 13 milliseconds for the eyes to00:14:41
see the object during this time brain00:14:43
processes the image in one blink00:14:45
lasts from 100 to 400 milliseconds00:14:49
the tongue is not the strongest muscle in the body, but00:14:52
he never gets tired because of his00:14:54
language structure consists of eight00:14:56
intertwined muscles and this is the only00:14:58
a muscle that is not attached to bones00:15:01
unlike others that are attached to00:15:04
bones at both ends exactly that00:15:06
allows us to move00:15:08
There are about 6 billion people living in your mouth00:15:11
700 different types of bacteria00:15:15
The skin is the largest organ it can00:15:18
occupy the area of two large bathhouses00:15:21
of towels leather makes up 16 percent00:15:24
of the total body mass and has an area of00:15:26
one and a half to two square meters if00:15:29
type at 60 words per minute 800:15:32
hours a day it will take 50 years to00:15:34
print the human genome in hot weather00:15:36
weather People get tired quickly This happens00:15:38
because the body is trying its best00:15:40
keep cool and it takes a lot00:15:43
extra effort so you get tired00:15:45
even if you don't do physical exercise00:15:47
work00:15:49
There are 78 organs in the body but only five of them00:15:52
we need the brain and liver to live00:15:55
kidneys, lungs and heart00:15:57
[music]00:15:59
oh someone is calling, it's probably something urgent00:16:01
after all, it’s already 11 pm only all the gadgets are in00:16:05
they're silent at home, it's ringing in your ears00:16:09
you can also hear a hissing whistle00:16:11
buzzing and even roaring, but such noise is not00:16:14
has an external source this phenomenon00:16:17
called phantom sounds they can00:16:19
occur in one or both ears00:16:21
constantly or sometimes usually this is the most00:16:24
noticeable at night when there is nothing around you00:16:26
is more distracting in women's language00:16:29
taste buds than men have00:16:32
one of the reasons why 35 percent00:16:34
women and only 15 percent of men00:16:37
are00:16:38
supertasters These people are stronger00:16:41
others usually feel left-handed tastes00:16:43
prefer to chew with the left side of the mouth00:16:46
right-handed but you already guessed right even00:16:49
if the fingerprints are damaged they00:16:52
will restore their unique texture00:16:54
when we breathe one lung is used00:16:57
only five percent oxygen inhalation00:17:03
myth that dogs don't see color00:17:05
very popular actually they see00:17:08
colors although their Spectrum is smaller than ours00:17:11
they see blue, yellow and00:17:13
purple but it's hard for them to tell the difference00:17:15
orange red and green So what if00:17:18
you want to repaint the dog house00:17:20
maybe you should stick00:17:22
purple and blue shades00:17:25
animals plants and people we are all connected00:17:28
with each other and have similar features00:17:30
thanks to the general microscopic00:17:32
ancestor is a bow organism aged 3.800:17:37
billion years whose name means00:17:39
last universal common ancestor00:17:44
Closing your eyes can improve your memory00:17:46
Let's say you want to listen to a story and00:17:49
see how much you can remember00:17:51
Research has shown that you will remember00:17:53
it's better if you close your eyes and rest00:17:56
15 minutes is a good technique for cases00:17:58
when you are studying or trying to remember00:18:00
boring information00:18:03
the pink corner of your eye is the remainder00:18:06
third century each of us has it00:18:08
mysterious membrane third eyelid more00:18:11
noticeable in some mammals and birds00:18:13
because it protects their eyes from dust00:18:16
for a person it is useless and in the opinion00:18:18
scientists will eventually disappear completely00:18:23
potatoes exposed to bright light00:18:25
turns green Wherever he is00:18:28
factory in storage or in the field it00:18:31
happens because it starts in the tubers00:18:33
chlorophyll pigment is formed00:18:35
giving plants a green color When00:18:38
do you see green potato chips?00:18:40
means they were made from00:18:42
potatoes that have been sitting for a long time00:18:44
under the influence of light what is green00:18:46
chips are in a bag does not mean that they are00:18:49
need to eat is a bad idea If you00:18:52
eat one or two green chips00:18:53
nothing will happen but if you eat00:18:55
too many green potatoes ok00:18:58
feel discomfort00:19:01
[music]00:19:04
Oddly enough, not all oranges00:19:06
orange00:19:07
initially these citrus fruits contain00:19:10
more chlorophyll which gives them00:19:12
green when ripe00:19:14
chlorophyll gradually disappears as00:19:16
fruits are exposed00:19:18
cool temperatures so oranges00:19:21
become orange However, in more00:19:23
Oranges remain in the hottest areas of the world00:19:26
green00:19:29
ordering something on a large marketplace00:19:31
small, such as a pen, one book or00:19:34
something else you can get it in00:19:36
a box that seems too big00:19:38
for your product this is not an accident but00:19:41
complex delivery algorithm00:19:43
it takes into account the size of other parcels00:19:46
sent to the same place and also00:19:48
vehicle size is small00:19:51
the product receives a box of this size00:19:53
so that it fits in the transport00:19:55
product together with other parcels00:19:56
to prevent boxes from sliding00:20:00
physicist inventor00:20:07
at some point he noticed that00:20:10
the chocolate he kept in his pocket00:20:16
on eggs that exploded00:20:30
in its original version plasticine00:20:33
play-doh was a wallpaper cleaner00:20:36
it was invented and began to be sold for this purpose00:20:39
to remove soot from wallpaper at that time00:20:42
he was only white but later when he00:20:44
began to be used for modeling appeared00:20:46
yellow blue and red versions00:20:50
more than 50 are available for sale today00:20:53
playdo flowers00:20:55
at the dawn of its existence, bubbly00:20:58
the film had a different purpose00:21:00
should have become both in the 50s00:21:03
last century two engineers decided00:21:05
glue two shower curtains together00:21:08
trapping small bubbles inside00:21:10
air They tried to create something00:21:12
like textured wallpaper is not new00:21:15
took root a couple of years later by IBM00:21:17
delivery had to be made00:21:19
several processors and they were required00:21:21
reliably protect then you came in handy00:21:23
bubble wrap one study00:21:25
showed that it only takes a minute for the bubbles to burst00:21:28
calms as well as 30 minutes00:21:30
massage Why electric fan00:21:33
does not cool the air You can put00:21:35
in front of it the thermometer turn on Turbo mode00:21:37
the temperature will not drop, it may even00:21:40
rise due to electric current00:21:43
if the thermometer is near the workers00:21:45
fan in parts00:21:50
with water inside electric fan00:21:53
improves air circulation in closed rooms00:21:56
space and also accelerates evaporation00:21:57
What does liquid do, including under00:22:00
your skin is a little cooler00:22:04
Have you noticed that pen caps have00:22:06
tiny hole at the top of these00:22:09
holes are very important If you accidentally00:22:11
swallow cap hole00:22:13
guarantees that you can breathe00:22:15
because the cap is not completely00:22:17
will block the airways00:22:20
If you look closely at the night00:22:23
the sky you will see that the stars are different00:22:25
shapes sizes white color is the most00:22:27
common but you will also notice00:22:29
reddish bluish and yellowish00:22:32
stars but you won't see a single green one00:22:34
stars It's not that stars aren't00:22:36
emit green light Just our eyes00:22:39
the stars don't see it, they differ in color00:22:41
because they burn at different temperatures00:22:43
the hottest stars seem to us00:22:45
blue and the coldest, but all of them00:22:49
glow with many colors they emit00:22:51
different wavelengths of light that00:22:53
represent different parts00:22:55
Spectrum we cannot perceive these00:22:57
long waves Individually we see00:23:00
only the dominant wavelength of light00:23:01
What does the dominant color of a star mean?00:23:05
average heat in most cases00:23:07
emit green photons, but for us they00:23:10
don't look green when we try00:23:12
process something that generates a lot00:23:14
red green blue and yellow photons00:23:17
at the same time our eyes see it as00:23:19
white color for this reason stars00:23:21
average temperature such as the sun00:23:23
seems white to us00:23:24
why do we blink to moisturize and00:23:28
clean your eyes every time of course00:23:30
when you close your eyelids the tear glands00:23:33
secrete a salty substance that00:23:35
washes the surface of the eye it washes away00:23:38
tiny particles of dust and lubricates00:23:40
the open parts of the eyeball are usually00:23:44
we blink every 4-6 seconds and if our eyes00:23:47
we blink more often when we are irritated00:23:49
keep them moist and clean00:23:52
blinking helps our brain to rest00:23:54
he must constantly process the mass00:23:57
information and deserves the right to00:23:59
short breaks00:24:01
blinking helps our brain approximately00:24:03
Closing our eyes 15-20 times a minute00:24:07
helping the brain switch off and do00:24:09
very short but still effective00:24:11
break That's why we blink more often when00:24:14
We carry out tasks that require serious00:24:16
mental activity00:24:19
Why do we need nails? They consist of00:24:22
a certain type of protein that can be00:24:24
found in fur, hair, claws and hooves00:24:27
it's called Keratin, unlike00:24:29
animal claws Our nails are flat and00:24:32
wide so they are more efficient00:24:34
protect the tips of your fingers and toes from00:24:37
injuries00:24:38
nails Not only protect sensitive00:24:40
areas but also provide rigid support00:24:43
which makes it easier for you to take and00:24:45
separate small objects as you would pick them up00:24:48
a puzzle piece in your hands or peeled off00:24:50
sticker from the backing without nails it was00:24:53
would be almost impossible without00:24:54
additional monkey tools00:24:56
also actively use their fingers00:24:58
including toenails, probably primate nails00:25:01
appeared to make it more comfortable for them00:25:03
hold on to branches to remove ticks and00:25:06
solve other problems00:25:08
raspberries blackberries Strawberries and Cherries this is not00:25:11
berries to be considered berries the fruit must00:25:14
have three layers of protection00:25:18
and finally the inner Where is00:25:21
seeds00:25:22
Moreover, it must come from00:25:24
flower with one ovary and have two or00:25:27
more seeds00:25:28
cranberry and blueberry matches these00:25:30
criteria00:25:33
as well as some other plants00:25:35
which you would hardly classify as berries00:25:37
kiwi bananas watermelons tomatoes eggplants and00:25:41
even pepper00:25:43
You've probably heard that ears and nose00:25:46
it never stops growing00:25:48
occurs due to the way the skin changes00:25:50
and under the influence of gravity others00:25:52
body parts by the way change the same00:25:54
way But only the nose and ears do this00:25:57
so clearly00:26:00
giant shark terrorized the oceans00:26:02
20 million years ago for 1300:26:05
millions of years these 60-ton monsters00:26:09
dominated the warm waters of our00:26:11
planets but some believe that00:26:14
megalodons still live in remote00:26:16
parts of the ocean today is a hot summer day00:26:20
It is quite logical to swim in the sea00:26:22
float relaxed on your back with your eyes00:26:24
closed breathing even entering felt00:26:27
pleasant coolness, a light breeze blows and00:26:31
suddenly something makes you a little sleepy00:26:34
crashes into your leg, tearing you out of00:26:37
half asleep you feel a panic attack and00:26:40
it continues until you00:26:42
notice the easily recognizable fins and00:26:44
cute smiling faces wow00:26:48
dolphins see them in their natural environment00:26:50
habitat, great luck they are so close00:26:53
that you can even touch them somehow00:26:56
heard it was like the skin of dolphins to the touch00:26:58
rubber but in your opinion it is more likely00:27:01
looks like the inside of a welded00:27:03
hard boiled eggs one of them swam up to you00:27:06
so close that you can feel it00:27:08
Dolphins do not have a salty aroma00:27:10
sweat glands they do not sweat and hardly00:27:13
have an odor, the aroma of salt comes from the water00:27:16
in which they swim00:27:19
the largest and most ferocious predators of all00:27:22
megalodons lived in the oceans for a long time00:27:25
for a time they reigned supreme in00:27:27
seas and have long since become extinct by scientists00:27:31
few remains of this00:27:33
giant shark most of the data about00:27:35
we recognized them thanks to their fossils00:27:38
giant palm-sized teeth00:27:40
average human but megalodon skeleton00:27:43
no one has ever found shark skeletons00:27:46
consist mainly of cartilage They quickly00:27:48
luckily sharks decompose all the time00:27:51
lose and grow teeth throughout00:27:54
one shark can spend his entire life00:27:56
scientists lose 40 thousand teeth in their lifetime00:28:00
managed to study different types of sharks00:28:02
based only on their shark teeth00:28:05
Megalodon was around00:28:06
276 teeth when they fell out00:28:10
remained on the seabed where they lay00:28:12
millions of years turning into fossils00:28:14
scientists found these teeth and this is the only thing00:28:18
proof of existence00:28:20
megalodons that we have00:28:23
Megalodon teeth have been found all over the world00:28:26
This means that, unlike others00:28:28
sea creatures of its time Megalodon00:28:31
even moved between continents00:28:33
today most sharks are sea creatures00:28:36
usually live in one particular sea or00:28:39
ocean and megalodons swam all over00:28:41
the world moving between tropical and00:28:44
subtropical waters their teeth00:28:47
found periodically on all continents00:28:49
except for the icy waters of Antarctica in films00:28:53
Megalodon is usually depicted as00:28:55
giant white shark version before00:28:57
it was believed that Megalodon and the white shark00:28:59
descended from the same ancestor but this is not so00:29:02
most likely Megalodon was sworn00:29:05
the enemy of the ancestor of the white shark, broad-toothed00:29:08
shark Mack This means that Megalodon is not00:29:11
was similar to the white shark of Megalodon00:29:13
had a shorter nose and longer00:29:16
pectoral fins giving a gigantic appearance00:29:18
the shark has a menacing physique, however00:29:21
both predators have excellent senses of smell00:29:24
So even in prehistoric times00:29:27
swimming with a piece of raw meat in your hand was00:29:29
quite dangerous and even now it is completely00:29:32
unsafe no matter hiding00:29:35
Are there megalodons somewhere in the depths?00:29:37
some are still sure or they00:29:39
their younger relatives there disappeared forever00:29:42
there definitely is, besides they all liked it00:29:45
hunt large sea00:29:47
mammals So they probably had00:29:49
what to do together that is until then00:29:52
until Megalodon accidentally ate his00:29:54
friend00:29:57
white sharks have a different hunting style00:30:00
dive straight to their prey and find00:30:02
the softest places of the limb Or00:30:04
the underbelly is sometimes in larger bones00:30:07
animals found a whole tooth For example,00:30:10
whales without important elements needed00:30:12
sea creatures for swimming00:30:14
became helpless and could not00:30:16
escape And yet the whales were only part00:30:19
Megalodon diet00:30:21
megalodons ate everything sea seals00:30:25
cows squids dolphins other sharks00:30:27
or even random small fish There is nothing00:30:30
better than a good skewer after a hearty and00:30:33
even the giant turtles have a delicious dinner00:30:36
were not in thick shells00:30:37
security probably megalodons00:30:40
constantly tried to try them on00:30:42
clove00:30:43
scientists used computer00:30:46
simulation to try00:30:47
determine the hunting style of the ancient shark and00:30:50
discovered that the attacks of the golodon strongly00:30:52
different from modern shark attacks00:30:55
modern sharks choose the most00:30:58
vulnerable areas of the victim, such as soft00:31:00
the belly of a Megalodon seal tooth could00:31:03
bite through even tougher areas00:31:05
cartilage00:31:06
The data obtained suggests that00:31:09
Megalodon first bit off the fins of00:31:11
of its victim, depriving it of the opportunity to swim away00:31:14
Before the final attack begins00:31:18
some believe that megalodons are all00:31:20
still alive and hiding in the depths00:31:23
ocean waters But there is little chance of this00:31:26
megalodons are a warm-water species and they are not00:31:28
could survive in the cold of great depths00:31:31
most of their potential production00:31:34
lives in shallower waters and this00:31:36
means that at the depths of megalodons00:31:38
almost no food, to put it simply00:31:41
such large creatures were still alive00:31:44
they would have been noticed somewhere like this a long time ago00:31:46
that it is very unlikely they are like us00:31:50
preferred warm coastal waters00:31:52
life in the deep ocean would be too much00:31:55
cold for megalodons and food would be00:31:57
few of their bodies should00:31:59
evolve so as not to die from00:32:01
enormous pressure at depth so00:32:04
It's unlikely that they still exist. Although this00:32:07
and it is possible00:32:08
good news if you do00:32:10
If you encounter a megalodon, it is unlikely that it will save you00:32:13
you are too small a prey for them to eat00:32:16
even if you have friends Megalodon and00:32:19
fed on whales more than 15 meters long00:32:22
But if you're having a beach party then this00:32:25
it's a completely different matter on the beach where it's full00:32:28
shark may well sneak up on people and00:32:31
swallow several into your gigantic00:32:33
mouth without even chewing00:32:35
scary name Megalodon00:32:38
comes from two Greek words megas00:32:41
What does big and odont tooth mean? So00:32:45
these creatures certainly justified their00:32:48
the name of each of the 276 teeth was00:32:52
the size of a human head and00:32:55
they were located in 5 rows throughout00:32:58
history only among saber-toothed cats and00:33:00
Tyrannosaurus's teeth were larger by00:33:02
this battle would be worth watching00:33:05
Megalodon disappeared millions of years ago00:33:07
leaving behind only huge teeth00:33:10
they just disappeared without leaving00:33:12
almost no trace scientists00:33:15
It is believed that over time, sea level00:33:17
dropped and the water temperature dropped more00:33:20
a third of all marine flora and fauna have become extinct00:33:23
due to cooling oceans and shrinking00:33:25
number of inhabitants of the lower part00:33:27
food chain it has had00:33:29
catastrophic impact on the hungry00:33:31
predators00:33:33
became a heat-loving megalodon too00:33:35
it's too cold which made it difficult for them00:33:37
reproduction since they were born in00:33:39
warm waters Although Megalodon is depicted00:33:42
like a giant white shark We are already00:33:45
found out that this is a common myth00:33:47
the ancestors of modern white sharks lived in that time00:33:50
same time as megalodons And they00:33:52
constantly competed with each other00:33:55
White Sharks were the best hunters00:33:57
thanks to smaller sizes of dexterity and00:34:00
quickly intercepted megalodon prey00:34:03
and they also hunted small ones00:34:05
megalodons that were only two00:34:07
times smaller than sharks That's why these are huge00:34:11
predators became extinct00:34:13
the white shark could not fight on equal terms with00:34:16
adult megalodon But she successfully00:34:19
ate smaller fish and megalodon00:34:21
got bigger fish and whales But00:34:25
these food supplies began to run out when00:34:27
whales swam to cooler new00:34:29
seas and adapted to colder00:34:31
temperatures, megalodons either died from00:34:34
hunger or simply froze during00:34:37
Ice Age Megalodon Was Larger00:34:39
looks not like a white shark, but like a modern one00:34:42
blunt-nosed shark he had a short00:34:44
muzzle flat lower jaw and huge00:34:47
pectoral fins supporting huge00:34:50
scales the size of megalodons despite its00:34:52
bloodlust were caring00:34:54
Several of their nurseries were parents00:34:57
found in Florida, Maryland and Panama00:35:00
they gave birth to their young in shallow water00:35:02
scientists learned about this because in these00:35:05
many tiny ones were found in places00:35:07
megalodon teeth00:35:09
Alexander the Great is one of the most00:35:12
famous figures in ancient history were00:35:14
apparently a big fan of summer00:35:16
delicacies beloved by many to this day00:35:19
It is believed that Marco Polo is Italian00:35:22
traveler and writer brought from Asia00:35:24
frozen sorbet-like recipe00:35:27
dessert prepared by mixing00:35:29
sweetened water with various00:35:31
flavorings dessert which later00:35:34
called ice cream was a frequent treat00:35:37
at the court of Charles I of England in the 17th century00:35:39
century In France this is a cold delicacy00:35:42
appeared thanks to Catherine de Medici00:35:44
soon after she married00:35:47
Henry II00:35:48
dessert became available to the general public in00:35:51
area00:35:53
1660 when a certain Sicilian mixed00:35:56
milk cream butter eggs in cafe prokop00:35:59
the oldest cafe in Paris Thomas Jefferson00:36:03
preferred ice cream recipe for00:36:04
the preparation of which required 1800:36:07
ice cream steps are not so important in00:36:10
popular culture that he had00:36:12
their laws and rules they help00:36:15
make sure that the ice cream is produced in00:36:17
not in accordance with quality standards00:36:20
every frozen dessert you00:36:22
see on the street is actually00:36:24
ice cream to earn this title00:36:27
The ice treat must contain00:36:29
at least 10 percent milk fat and00:36:32
weigh at least half a kilo per liter00:36:34
there shouldn't be real ice cream00:36:37
too airy from a technical point of view00:36:39
vision this means that it must have00:36:42
no more than one hundred percent overrun for00:36:44
obtaining a specific texture that00:36:47
we know and love ice cream base00:36:49
should be whipped enough but only00:36:52
up to a certain percentage in particular on00:36:55
every liter of ice cream base should00:36:57
no more than two liters00:36:59
the final product after whipping your00:37:02
favorite summer dessert can be divided into00:37:05
many subcategories for example00:37:07
reduced fat ice cream00:37:09
low fat ice cream or00:37:12
low fat ice cream to have00:37:15
a clear idea of what you are00:37:17
when buying, it is best to study the information00:37:20
about the nutritional value of each product00:37:23
one of the interesting types of cold00:37:25
dessert called gelato Although in00:37:29
translated from Italian this word00:37:30
literally means ice cream between them00:37:33
there is a difference based again on00:37:35
milk fat content in gelato00:37:38
usually contain less milk fat00:37:40
what ice cream should officially be but00:37:43
because the whipping level is also low00:37:45
20-30 percent The end result is all00:37:48
it turns out equally dense and rich in00:37:51
Italians also emphasize texture00:37:54
that the gelate should contain no less00:37:56
three and a half percent body fat00:37:59
The French also have their own tricks00:38:01
French ice cream known as00:38:04
frozen custard besides00:38:06
standard ingredients should00:38:08
contain no less than 1.400:38:11
percentage of egg yolk you probably00:38:14
confused with other food products00:38:16
for example, with raspberries it actually00:38:20
does not belong to berries but to the family00:38:21
pink Along with cherries and apricots00:38:24
plums pears apples peaches or00:38:27
blackberries are all included in this00:38:30
category based on colors with five00:38:33
identical petals arranged00:38:35
around the core bananas are considered00:38:37
berries and strawberries No, she too00:38:40
belongs to the pink family We also00:38:43
we share about 50 percent with bananas00:38:46
our DNA seems strange to me because00:38:49
We look completely different still00:38:52
one common misconception is white00:38:55
chocolate is not chocolate at all because00:38:57
there are no solid particles of chocolate in it00:39:00
made from a mixture of milk sugar00:39:02
vanilla products lecithin and cocoa butter00:39:07
parents all over the world are trying for good reason00:39:10
convincing children to eat broccoli turns out00:39:12
Broccoli contains almost the same amount00:39:15
how much protein is in a beefsteak in terms of00:39:17
calories I'm not sure what the parents00:39:20
they really know about it, but you00:39:22
now aware We are now counting ketchup00:39:25
a must-have accompaniment to French fries, but00:39:27
it was once considered a remedy00:39:29
in the early 19th century, a doctor from Ohio pointed out00:39:33
that tomatoes help in treating problems00:39:36
with digestion and published the formula00:39:39
similar to the composition of ketchup later00:39:42
embodied in Pills don't want a pill00:39:44
potatoes00:39:46
By the way, French fries are also famous00:39:49
like French potatoes really00:39:52
potatoes prepared this way00:39:54
originally from Belgium they are from France in00:39:57
Belgium fries are not served like00:39:59
side dish and eaten as a main dish00:40:02
meat with all kinds of sauces00:40:05
salmon is not pink in itself wild00:40:07
salmon turns pink due to large00:40:09
number of shrimps he00:40:11
consumes in natural conditions00:40:12
However, farmed salmon00:40:15
usually white Therefore, manufacturers00:40:17
you have to add vegetable00:40:19
pigments to get soft pink00:40:21
the carrot shade was not originally there either00:40:24
orange the usual red-yellow00:40:27
the shade appeared as a result00:40:28
genetic mutation of this vegetable00:40:30
originating in the 16th century before carrots00:40:34
was white or purple just like you00:40:38
add ketchup to French fries You'd rather00:40:40
you can't imagine sushi without00:40:43
Wasabi is the only thing it really is00:40:45
tinted00:40:47
real Wasabi is very expensive that's why00:40:49
most restaurants outside00:40:51
Japan replaces it with regular horseradish00:40:56
they are often packaged together but red00:40:59
green and yellow peppers are actually00:41:02
different vegetables to grow for you00:41:05
you will need different seeds because it00:41:07
Three different types of plants did you know?00:41:10
that every fourth hazelnut00:41:12
ends up in a jar of Nutella00:41:15
chocolate spread is so popular that00:41:18
scientists are looking for ways to grow hazelnuts in00:41:20
laboratories to resist00:41:22
global shortage is a reason00:41:24
think about it When you ask for more00:41:27
Every bottle of water has an expiration date.00:41:29
But in fact, the shelf life of water is not00:41:32
expires the specified date refers to00:41:34
the bottle itself since the plastic is00:41:37
over time it begins to release harmful00:41:38
substances in water have you ever00:41:41
Have you ever wondered why there is food on a plane?00:41:42
it can be tasteless not always in this00:41:45
it's the chef's fault, the altitude you're at00:41:47
fly has an effect on your body00:41:50
making you perceive taste differently00:41:52
food00:41:54
For all fruit lovers scientists00:41:56
invented a fruit salad tree Yes00:42:00
this is really a tree on which00:42:01
you can grow different ones at the same time00:42:03
types of fruits bred in Australia00:42:06
trees can support up to 600:42:08
different types there is a variety for00:42:11
fruits with pits such as peaches00:42:14
plums nectarines apricots and hybrids and00:42:17
citrus variety for those who00:42:19
prefers lemons limes tangerines00:42:21
oranges or even tangelo pomelo and00:42:24
grapefruit You may be avoiding garlic00:42:28
because it can cause unpleasant00:42:30
bad breath But this is one of the most00:42:32
nutrient rich00:42:34
products, for example, it is rich in vitamins00:42:37
B6 With selenium and manganese study00:42:40
showed that allicin is a chemical substance00:42:43
giving garlic its characteristic Roman00:42:46
good for your health00:42:48
the only product that never00:42:50
spoils if stored properly00:42:53
We have not yet found others for these00:42:55
The fact is that it contains a lot00:42:58
sugar and little moisture and an enzyme created00:43:01
by bees inhibits bacterial growth Of course00:43:04
if you store honey incorrectly and00:43:06
expose him to00:43:07
additional moisture it can00:43:09
spoil but the honey that is sealed and00:43:12
stored in good conditions does not have00:43:15
expiration date If you are just starting out00:43:18
You will enjoy mastering cooking00:43:20
find out that mushrooms cannot be overcooked This00:43:23
because they contain polymer00:43:25
called chitin, this substance allows00:43:27
them to remain gentle even if you00:43:30
cook them for up to an hour Just add00:43:32
oil and garlic no one will notice anything00:43:36
Empire State Building tower was00:43:39
designed to serve00:43:40
pier for airships at that time people00:43:43
believed that airships would become in the future00:43:45
main means of transportation in00:43:47
the project included gangways00:43:49
registration and customs points and00:43:52
so on but then the engineers are like wind00:43:54
at the top is too strong and abandoned00:43:57
your idea00:44:00
Angel Falls is the largest continuous waterfall00:44:03
The waterfall on the planet is more than twice as large00:44:05
above Empire State Building dry season00:44:09
falling water sometimes does not evaporate00:44:11
reaching Earth00:44:13
one of the most mysterious sounds00:44:15
ever heard on earth was a bloop00:44:18
it originated in 1997 and resembled the sound00:44:22
sea animals but the volume was00:44:24
too big for living things stupid00:44:26
lasted for a minute it started00:44:29
with a low goal and then its frequency00:44:31
growing Antarctica looks like00:44:33
A giant field of ice But in reality00:44:36
underneath there is a huge continent there00:44:38
there are volcanoes mountains and valleys like on00:44:41
any other continent recently scientists00:44:44
discovered that on the territory of Antarctica00:44:46
are the lowest point on the planet00:44:48
as well as huge mountain ranges00:44:51
if any of the eruptions begin00:44:54
numerous volcanoes this will lead to00:44:56
melting of a huge part of the surface00:44:58
ice water will pour into the ocean and flood00:45:01
coastal areas around the world composition00:45:03
water in Oceania will change what will supply00:45:06
marine life is under threat, it's good that everyone00:45:08
these volcanoes are sleeping now00:45:12
every day at the south pole lasts six00:45:15
there are only months at the South Pole00:45:18
one sunset and sunrise within00:45:20
of the year00:45:22
in the beginning the earth could have been purple and00:45:24
not green there is a theory that the ancients00:45:27
microbes used to absorb00:45:28
sunlight is not chlorophyll And others00:45:31
molecules these molecules probably imparted00:45:33
living organisms have a purple hue00:45:36
in the Stone Age the entire population00:45:38
central Europe was about00:45:40
one and a half thousand people, all of them00:45:43
would fit on an average cruise ship00:45:44
liner00:45:45
Astronomers have discovered that the Milky Way00:45:48
weighs about one and a half trillion00:45:50
solar masses one solar mass this00:45:53
mass of our Sun00:45:55
a tiny fraction of that weight00:45:56
supermassive black hole at the center00:45:58
Galaxies 4 million solar masses and00:46:01
200 billion stars the rest is dark00:46:04
matter Mysterious and invisible if00:46:07
all Arctic ice or ice has melted00:46:09
At the same time, sea level would rise by00:46:12
height 26-story building under black or00:46:16
ripened by ultraviolet light00:46:18
bananas look bright blue00:46:20
occurs due to chlorophyll which00:46:22
destroyed during fruit ripening00:46:24
due to the movement of tectonic plates00:46:27
the ocean is shrinking every year and00:46:29
the Atlantic is increasing just as much00:46:31
ocean00:46:33
there are only two left in the world these days00:46:35
ice sheets reminiscent of the latter00:46:37
The first ice age on the planet is00:46:40
Greenland ice sheet second00:46:43
the Antarctic ice sheet is huge00:46:45
the size of Mexico and continental00:46:48
part of the US combined tsunami waves00:46:51
they often go unnoticed00:46:53
rise above the surface by only00:46:55
a few centimeters have not yet been reached00:46:57
shallow waters, but at great depths they00:46:59
can move at high speeds00:47:01
mainline aircraft00:47:05
corals living in shallow waters00:47:07
develop their own defense against00:47:09
the sun without it the sunlight has damaged00:47:12
there would be algae living inside them so that00:47:14
protect these algae your main00:47:16
food source corals florescence in00:47:19
as a result of this process are formed00:47:21
proteins that act as00:47:22
sunscreen almost 90 percent00:47:25
volcanic activity on earth00:47:26
occur in the oceans in the southern part00:47:29
The Pacific Ocean is the largest concentration00:47:31
number of volcanoes that people know about00:47:33
there is a volcanic cluster there00:47:36
which totals00:47:38
1133 volcanic cones all of them00:47:41
active and focused on the territory00:47:43
the size of New York State Canyon Pearl00:47:46
the largest in the middle of the Bering Sea00:47:48
underwater canyon ever00:47:50
discovered00:47:51
there is more treasure at the bottom of the ocean00:47:54
and artifacts than in all museums in the world00:47:57
combined00:47:59
in 1900 one of the strongest00:48:01
hurricanes swept near Central00:48:03
America and the Gulf of Mexico Then he00:48:06
reached Florida and Texas and received00:48:08
status as the most destructive hurricane in00:48:10
US History first reported on 2700:48:13
August and it lasted for many days00:48:16
reaching the coast of Texas he00:48:19
turned into a Category 4 hurricane00:48:21
hurricanes are classified by speed and00:48:24
wind strength using the safer scale00:48:25
Simpson there are five categories from00:48:28
first to 5 where first is the weakest a00:48:31
fifth strongest among Galveston residents00:48:35
there were less than four days to00:48:36
prepare for an approaching hurricane00:48:38
which even spread to Oklahoma00:48:41
and Kansas then a strong hurricane swept through00:48:44
across the Great Plains and turned away00:48:46
great lakes new england and reached00:48:49
southeast Canada the hurricane was so00:48:52
strong that he could damage more than 3 thousand00:48:54
600 fairly strong houses considering00:48:58
number distribution in those days00:48:59
it was tantamount to the destruction of hundreds00:49:02
thousands if not millions of homes these days00:49:07
spot is Lake Canada it is called the most00:49:11
a magical place in Canada in winter and spring00:49:13
This is an ordinary lake that looks like00:49:16
any other but try to come there00:49:18
in the summer when the water begins to evaporate00:49:21
it will seem like you are in another world00:49:23
polka dot landscape with blue green and00:49:26
yellow spots in summer here00:49:28
there are more than 300 swimming pools and00:49:31
they look simply magical00:49:33
for centuries people believed that everyone00:49:35
of which has various healing properties00:49:36
properties and explanation in bright color00:49:39
pure science in every body of water00:49:41
high concentration of different minerals we00:49:45
we live inside the Sun, its Atmosphere00:49:47
extends far beyond the visible00:49:49
surface and Although from the Earth to the Sun00:49:51
150 million kilometers we are in00:49:55
within reach of solar00:49:57
atmosphere auroras arise00:49:59
when charged particles from the sun hit00:50:01
into the Earth's magnetic field and crash00:50:03
upper layers of the atmosphere near the poles00:50:06
The planet's rotation is gradually slowing down00:50:09
it happens at a leisurely pace00:50:11
17 milliseconds in 100 years because of this00:50:14
days become longer after 140 million00:50:17
years, a day on Earth will last 2500:50:19
hours00:50:20
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Earth's southernmost continent Antarctica00:50:27
fifth largest but it contains almost00:50:30
70 percent of the planet's fresh water and 9000:50:33
percent of world ice Antarctica also00:50:36
many stones on the ground are considered desert00:50:39
scientists are of Martian origin00:50:42
analyzed the chemical composition00:50:43
some meteorites found in the desert00:50:46
Sahara Antarctica and other places and00:50:49
it turned out that these stones came from00:50:51
red planet largest in the world00:50:53
sand castle located in Denmark 3000:50:56
the sculptors who created it used00:50:58
more than 5000 tons of sand to make00:51:01
the lock is more durable they added 1000:51:03
percent of clay and also a layer of glue they00:51:06
built so that he could withstand00:51:09
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higher energy it can00:51:23
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wavelengths red materials fade00:51:30
exposed to sunlight00:51:31
their chromophores emit most strongly00:51:34
red light absorbing other photons00:51:36
wavelengths daily to our surface00:51:39
the planet drops from 60 to 100 tons00:51:41
cosmic dust these tiny particles in00:51:43
mostly left behind by comets that usually00:51:45
consist of dust ice when the sun00:51:47
turns ice into steam leaving dust00:51:49
falls to the ground00:51:53
every story has two sides just like00:51:57
an ordinary cotton pad has more precisely two00:51:59
different textures one smooth it follows00:52:02
use for more sensitive00:52:04
areas of the face such as around the eyes00:52:07
the rough side will help you remove00:52:09
makeup and cleanse your face in less00:52:11
sensitive places such as the forehead00:52:15
if you like indoor plants you00:52:17
You've probably noticed that flower00:52:20
these pots have holes at the bottom00:52:22
holes are needed so that your green00:52:24
friends lived happily they were extremely00:52:26
important for water drainage due to these00:52:29
holes do not allow stagnation to accumulate00:52:32
water which can ultimately00:52:34
destroy the plant In addition, due to00:52:36
holes roots can grow and00:52:38
expand beyond the Pot00:52:41
Have you noticed that sunglasses have00:52:44
Aviators most often wear green lenses00:52:47
related to the history of glasses00:52:49
they first appeared in the 30s00:52:51
last century before this pilots00:52:54
used special safety glasses00:52:56
after all, great heights are blinding sun and00:53:00
subzero temperatures were real00:53:02
a test for the eyes00:53:04
safety glasses helped solve these00:53:07
problems, but another one appeared because00:53:09
difference in air temperature outside and00:53:11
there was a large lens inside the glasses00:53:14
fogged up and spoiled the view00:53:16
so bounch and lamp company00:53:19
came up with drop-shaped glass surrounded00:53:22
light metal frame with aquabali00:53:25
dark green because this shade00:53:27
cuts off blue light that interferes00:53:30
for pilots when flying above the cloud line00:53:33
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glare and enhance contrast sharpness00:53:40
holes on the sides of yours00:53:42
Are they really necessary?00:53:45
they allow air to enter the shoe00:53:48
and cool your feet and you can also00:53:50
use them to tie shoelaces00:53:52
different ways00:53:55
there are two reasons why00:53:58
plastic bottles have grooves00:54:00
firstly if you drink cold water A00:54:03
It's hot outside and it accumulates on the bottle00:54:05
a lot of condensation or let's say you00:54:08
when you play sports your hands get sweaty00:54:11
If the bottle were smooth00:54:14
surface you would find it difficult00:54:16
Hold grooves help improve grip00:54:18
secondly, thanks to these same pubes00:54:20
manufacturers can use more00:54:22
thin plastic This means that for00:54:25
production requires less material00:54:27
at the same time there is enough plastic left00:54:30
durable so that the bottle retains its shape00:54:33
wooden clothes hangers not only00:54:35
looks nice the way they are made00:54:37
from cedar wood they bring to your00:54:40
the wardrobe has a pleasant aroma, besides they00:54:43
They also repel insects quite well00:54:45
durable so they are worth using00:54:47
for heavy clothes for example they are difficult00:54:50
damage Which means they will serve you00:54:52
longer You may have noticed the colored00:54:55
square at the bottom of a tube of toothpaste00:54:58
these squares are mostly blue00:55:00
red green and black colors are00:55:03
special marks that help00:55:05
production machines on the assembly line00:55:07
lines to determine where and when needed00:55:11
make a cut and seal the end of the tube00:55:13
some boots have loops at the top00:55:17
parts are like a fashion item00:55:19
a meaningless gift from manufacturers00:55:22
shoes actually have eyelets in these00:55:24
purpose with their help you can00:55:27
pull up your shoe when you try to00:55:29
put on and you can also hang your shoes00:55:32
by the eyelets or thread the laces through them00:55:34
confession time remember the attachments that00:55:38
included with your vacuum cleaner. You too00:55:41
put them aside and never used them00:55:43
they actually enjoyed it a lot00:55:45
useful when cleaning the house because they00:55:47
can be used for areas for00:55:49
which are difficult to reach with00:55:51
we all know what a regular nozzle is for00:55:54
you need a vegetable peeler You can peel with00:55:57
with its help not only potatoes or00:55:59
carrots but also onions. So you can handle it00:56:01
faster than using a knife00:56:04
and you will do without onion tears00:56:07
some sweatshirts have a neck area00:56:10
V-shaped stitching is originally00:56:12
held the insert from the same00:56:15
elastic material which00:56:16
used for cuffs and hem00:56:18
thanks to this it was possible to put on clothes00:56:21
lighter and it didn’t lose its shape00:56:23
the rate was stretched so that a person could00:56:26
stick your head into the neck And she also00:56:30
absorbed under00:56:31
originally there was such an insert in the front00:56:34
and behind time there was only00:56:36
front and v-piece00:56:39
turned into a purely decorative stitch00:56:41
because using modern00:56:43
fabric manufacturers stopped sewing00:56:45
special insert00:56:47
bright squares or circles that you00:56:50
you don’t see on food packaging00:56:53
indicate vitamin content00:56:55
minerals or certain flavors00:56:57
quality and no it’s not some secret00:56:59
a code that consumers must solve00:57:02
actually this information is for00:57:04
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are called print control dies in00:57:09
packaging manufacturing process00:57:10
manufacturers use color blocks00:57:13
to check the printing is correct00:57:16
compare colors with reference ones00:57:17
samples so that the brand for which they are00:57:20
print received packaging stable and00:57:23
recognizable quality most00:57:25
printers only use four colors00:57:27
yellow purple cyan and black00:57:30
some printers use00:57:31
additional colors such as green00:57:34
orange and purple that's why on00:57:37
some packages can be seen00:57:38
several circles so they check each one00:57:42
from flowers00:57:44
margins in notebooks were not invented for00:57:47
notes00:57:48
the fields were originally intended to protect00:57:51
written from rats rodents once lived00:57:54
side by side with people their diet included00:57:57
almost everything including paper00:58:00
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margins in notebooks and books as00:58:04
snacks for uninvited neighbors rat00:58:07
satiated themselves with empty paper and did not00:58:10
got to the most valuable things written down00:58:12
pages00:58:13
often appears on the left lapel of a jacket00:58:16
sewn loop manufacturers sew it up00:58:19
so thoroughly that it is impossible for her00:58:21
start using it without ruining your jacket00:58:24
while the other lapel is absolutely Smooth00:58:27
Without a hint of loops and buttons like this00:58:30
you will find a sewn loop not only on00:58:32
suit jacket blind loops also00:58:35
there are shirts, pea coats and some00:58:37
other items of clothing and they are associated with00:58:40
Latvian history first lapels00:58:41
appeared in the early 19th century before00:58:44
men mostly wore tailcoats with00:58:46
they fastened them with high collars00:58:49
all the way to the top on hot days00:58:51
loosen the clasp, lower the collar and00:58:54
left the top button undone00:58:56
to save yourself from overheating collar00:58:59
lay symmetrically on the chest Today we00:59:01
call it00:59:03
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people stopped using this buttonhole00:59:08
after they came up with the lapel00:59:10
counting special cases for example there00:59:12
can insert flower manufacturers00:59:15
costumes left it as a fashion element00:59:17
tea bags are pretty obvious for00:59:20
what are they intended for but they can00:59:22
useful if your shoes become bad00:59:24
smell just put in your shoes00:59:27
bags Of course unused and00:59:30
Leave it overnight by the time you00:59:32
wake up tea bags will absorb everything00:59:34
unwanted odors paper clips00:59:37
have other useful purposes00:59:39
in addition to the main one, you can fasten with them00:59:42
money paper clips are also pretty00:59:44
universal if the clasp is yours00:59:46
my favorite bracelet broke and you all00:59:49
equals Want to put it on paperclip can00:59:51
help thread it through both ends00:59:53
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new guy00:59:58
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several hours of work to do01:00:04
the smallest spinner in the world01:00:07
the diameter will be less than that of a hair01:00:09
at least to the Isokrichsky investigators01:00:12
the national laboratory managed to do01:00:14
exactly this01:00:16
double stuffed oreo cookies01:00:19
does not contain double filling teacher01:00:22
maths weighed 10 regular oreo 10s01:00:25
double stuffed and 10 triple stuffed oreos01:00:28
filling It turned out that in cookies with01:00:30
double filling it is only 1.86 times01:00:34
more than usual01:00:38
chipotle is not a special type of pepper01:00:41
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smoked jalapeño is chipotle01:00:48
oxygen in gaseous state01:00:51
colorless and odorless but when it01:00:54
is in liquid or solid state01:00:55
it looks pale blue01:01:00
after falling into a black hole a star01:01:02
breaks into pieces under the influence01:01:04
enormous gravitational force some01:01:06
parts of the star's remains fall into black01:01:09
hole the rest is thrown out with such01:01:11
forces in the form of a huge jet of plasma that01:01:14
hundreds of light years away01:01:18
not long ago scientists decided that01:01:21
dinosaur family tree needed01:01:23
redraw for the first time in 130 years obviously01:01:26
that two orders of dinosaurs from the very01:01:28
first it was necessary to unite this Lizard01:01:31
pelvic meat eaters such as Tyrannosaurus rex and01:01:34
ornithischian vegetarians such as01:01:36
stegosaurus01:01:39
a camel can drink 100 liters of water in01:01:42
10 minutes this water is stored in the bloodstream01:01:44
animal system regarding fat01:01:46
hump then he provides the camels01:01:49
nutrition when there is little food around01:01:51
some sea creatures such as01:01:53
salmon or turtles use magnetic01:01:56
field of our planet to find the way01:01:58
home01:02:00
lightweight not only help you breathe but01:02:04
and produce blood cells these cells01:02:06
are responsible for blood clotting which01:02:08
stops bleeding lungs01:02:11
produce more than 10 million of these01:02:14
tiny cells per hour01:02:17
only two letters never meet01:02:19
in the periodic table these are Jay and Q01:02:23
spin the ball When you throw it and01:02:26
it will deviate from the trajectory of the free01:02:27
falling this phenomenon is known as the Effect01:02:30
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sports such as tennis or01:02:37
she is for you and Phobia is the fear of what is in01:02:40
any moment anywhere in the world duck or01:02:42
the goose can watch you people not01:02:45
definitely afraid that a duck or a goose01:02:47
come too close or touch01:02:49
before him He just doesn't like the feeling01:02:51
that he is being watched For the first time this is a Phobia01:02:54
was described in the comic To show01:02:56
that you can be afraid of anything, anything is possible01:02:59
become a phobia duck watching everyone01:03:01
your movement is really creepy01:03:04
your favorite fruit candy shines01:03:07
because they are covered with carnauba01:03:10
wax many fruits especially Apples01:03:12
also covered with a thin layer of this wax01:03:15
it not only adds shine to candies and01:03:17
fruit but also makes your01:03:19
automobile01:03:22
peaches and nectarines seem different but01:03:25
in fact it's almost the same01:03:28
same fruit if the furry gene is dominant01:03:30
we get peaches if not smooth01:03:33
nectarines01:03:34
crows are excellent at recognizing faces01:03:37
are able to remember people for a long time01:03:40
can be both good and bad01:03:42
depending on how much you were01:03:43
be kind to them, you don't want to meet01:03:46
the thief who holds a grudge against you01:03:48
you probably won't be able to tell the difference01:03:50
one vorn from another is therefore better01:03:52
maintain with all of them Friendly01:03:55
neutrality01:03:57
in the city01:03:58
Yorro in Central America every year01:04:00
an event known as the Rain occurs01:04:03
from fish, not so much among the locals01:04:05
there is a choice every year in May or June above01:04:08
pouring rain sweeps through the city01:04:10
leaving a lot of fish on the streets is considered01:04:13
that this phenomenon is caused by water01:04:15
tornadoes or tornadoes that carry away fish01:04:18
far from her home free delivery01:04:20
seafood why not01:04:26
one string of spaghetti on your fork01:04:29
there is a name it's called spaghetto01:04:33
in Italian the letter and at the end of the word01:04:35
means plural and the letter O01:04:38
The only thing that applies to others is01:04:41
Italian products such as niyoko01:04:43
instead of gnocchi fettuccino instead of fettuccine and01:04:47
ravioli instead of ravioli01:04:50
water can freeze and boil01:04:53
at the same time it is called triple01:04:55
point when a substance can be immediately01:04:57
solid liquid And gaseous for this01:05:00
strictly defined pressures are required and01:05:03
temperature01:05:05
We're used to white ranch sauce.01:05:08
Manufacturers add dioxide to it01:05:10
titanium so that the sauce is as white as01:05:13
sunscreen and01:05:15
sunscreen manufacturers01:05:17
add titanium dioxide to their products01:05:19
the same goes for Caesar sauce and dressing with01:05:22
blue cheese01:05:24
Our Moon once had an Atmosphere01:05:26
about 4 billion years ago01:05:29
occurred on the earth's natural satellite01:05:31
several volcanic eruptions01:05:34
released huge volumes of gas01:05:35
there was so much trillionth of tons of gas that01:05:39
he didn’t have time to evaporate into space like that01:05:41
an atmosphere was formed01:05:44
cold water heats up faster than01:05:46
the hot rate of this process depends01:05:49
on the temperature difference between the liquid and01:05:51
environment That's why it's cold01:05:53
water takes less time to01:05:55
absorption of heat, but this does not mean that01:05:57
it will boil faster than it gets hotter01:06:00
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sunk in the Pacific Ocean also01:06:05
called a fragment of a continent or01:06:07
microcontinent it is assumed that01:06:10
Zealandia's area is almost 501:06:13
million square kilometers01:06:15
half of the US she left the cart around 2301:06:18
million years ago New Zealand is the most01:06:21
most of Zealand that remains01:06:23
above sea level01:06:25
people continue to evolve scientists01:06:28
tracked several million01:06:29
human anomalies it turns out01:06:31
some bad genes slowly but surely01:06:34
filtered from human DNA01:06:38
the stars look twinkling because01:06:41
turbulence in the Earth's atmosphere due to01:06:43
its light from the stars moves in different01:06:45
directions before reaching the eyes01:06:47
because of this it seems as if the stars are twinkling01:06:52
in water it takes thousands of years to pass01:06:54
your continuous path around the world01:06:57
this process is known as global01:07:00
Ocean Conveyor01:07:03
bismuth is a brittle shiny white01:07:06
metal with a pink tint if it01:07:09
melt and then cool slowly01:07:11
iridescent cubic is formed01:07:14
crystals01:07:17
Skittles and m&m's candies are colored by bugs01:07:21
red food coloring is made from01:07:24
Carmine, which is obtained from insects01:07:26
called cachenille They answer01:07:28
for the color of red lipstick01:07:32
stones, metals and other substances from01:07:34
which our planet consists of alone01:07:37
in places they are compressed more densely than in others01:07:39
it has amazing consequences01:07:42
severity varies slightly depending01:07:44
from where you are the height above01:07:46
sea level also matters01:07:49
the top of Everest you will weigh01:07:50
a little less Don't look down01:07:54
one scientist has a theory according to01:07:56
which is another substance in the Ancients01:07:58
microbes once replaced chlorophyll01:08:01
giving modern plants green01:08:03
color This substance reflected the sun01:08:06
light in the form of red and purple colors01:08:08
which added up to purple01:08:10
shade If this is true early Earth01:08:13
could be infested with strange creatures01:08:15
purple until everything appears01:08:17
green01:08:19
apples taste better when they are01:08:22
cut because they are exposed01:08:24
exposure to oxygen it activates01:08:26
enzyme polyphenol sedase responsible01:08:29
for ripening and color change the same01:08:32
the same thing happens when you hit a fruit01:08:34
oxygen enters the apple through01:08:36
tiny cracks and it starts01:08:41
do you like white chocolate really?01:08:43
it's not chocolate at all, it's actually a mixture01:08:46
with vanilla milk sugar and cocoa butter01:08:48
cocoa butter is not enough for the product01:08:51
became chocolate in its composition should01:08:53
include syrup or cocoa powder01:08:56
only product expiration date01:08:58
which never expires even if01:09:01
you don't store it in the refrigerator it's honey01:09:03
honey has a low level of acidity and a lot01:09:05
sugar Therefore they cannot live in it01:09:08
spoilage organisms If two01:09:10
piece of the same metal01:09:12
touch in space they stick01:09:14
this does not happen to each other on earth01:09:16
because water and air do not allow the pieces01:09:19
connect01:09:22
people are more honest when they are tired01:09:24
why are most confessions made in01:09:26
night talk time01:09:27
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Firefighters usually extinguish flames with wet water01:09:33
this is water mixed with special01:09:35
substances these chemicals01:09:37
help water absorb into objects01:09:39
easier to spread everywhere01:09:43
the sun is a medium-sized star and yet01:09:46
you can fit three hundred million in it01:09:49
thousands of planets Earth In addition, the star in01:09:51
333 thousand times heavier than our planet01:09:55
people can send email addresses01:09:58
mail in Morse code since 2004 Exactly01:10:01
then the alphabet was first added new01:10:03
symbol commercial floor or dog on01:10:07
in fact, this symbol consists of01:10:09
signals01:10:10
without a break in between01:10:14
you know some things about your body01:10:16
for sure or not Can you guess01:10:20
where is the myth and where is the fact, every one is correct01:10:23
answer is worth one point tell me yours01:10:26
result in comments01:10:27
brown eggs are more nutritious than01:10:30
white myth or fact myth does not exist01:10:33
studies claiming that brown01:10:36
eggs are the only healthier ones than white ones01:10:38
the difference is the color of the shell the color of the shell01:10:40
does not affect nutritional value or taste01:10:42
quality it is related to the breed of chicken course01:10:45
white earlobes usually carry01:10:47
white eggs01:10:50
have you ever heard that big01:10:52
some of the dust in your home is exfoliated01:10:55
skin is unpleasant I know what you think01:10:58
myth or fact is it a myth you sweep the floor01:11:02
not only from skin scales, house dust01:11:04
consists of many components01:11:05
hair particles in building materials01:11:08
mold pollen body parts of insects and01:11:11
Zola here are some of them According to01:11:14
research from the magazine Kanarinhaus Here01:11:16
why in a house located next to01:11:18
busy highway or construction site dust01:11:21
more than in a house in the middle of the forest01:11:23
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the skin is our largest organ, it's a fact01:11:28
or Myth is fact You might think that01:11:31
the intestines will be quite large if01:11:33
expand it but there is no in it01:11:35
the skin of an adult wins the competition01:11:38
person about 3.5 kg and two square01:11:41
meters of skin we cannot imagine ourselves01:11:44
without it, the skin serves not only for01:11:46
to cover our body she also01:11:48
plays an important role in our defense01:11:51
you can't breathe or swallow01:11:53
at the same time a myth or a fact it is a fact01:11:56
Perhaps you already knew the correct answer01:11:58
but we decided to try anyway01:12:00
see for yourself So in your throat there is01:12:03
two passages important for your survival01:12:06
putting medical terms aside, I will01:12:08
call them respiratory and food01:12:10
tubes they don't allow us to breathe or swallow01:12:13
at the same time otherwise food01:12:15
would enter the respiratory tract and01:12:17
caused serious complications01:12:22
but sometimes there are failures in such cases you01:12:26
you start coughing and don’t let it01:12:28
a piece of food enters the lungs01:12:30
in addition to unique fingerprints01:12:33
people also have unique fingerprints01:12:34
language Is it a myth or a fact a human fact01:12:39
language has incredible properties01:12:40
through which we experience the taste of food01:12:43
it is also unique in its texture people01:12:45
use biometric systems such01:12:47
like fingerprint scans of hair and01:12:49
iris for01:12:51
authentication they play an important role in01:12:53
identification and verification fingerprint01:12:55
the language is unique so it is very difficult01:12:57
copy it can also be used01:12:59
as a biometric tool01:13:01
systems, what if people start01:13:03
use such a system in your01:13:04
everyday life Imagine that you01:13:06
lock your safe or phone using01:13:08
tongue print01:13:11
an adult spends three hours in the toilet01:13:13
hours a week do you think this is a fact or01:13:16
A myth is a fact, a survey conducted by scientists01:13:19
showed that the average adult01:13:21
spends three hours and 9 hours on toilet chores01:13:24
minutes every week is more than time01:13:26
which is spent on exercise01:13:28
Take your time, there's no need to rush01:13:31
swallow 8 spiders per year during01:13:34
dream myth or fact Do not believe in happiness for01:13:38
for us and for spiders of course This is not true01:13:41
don't be afraid anymore and sleep soundly01:13:43
most spiders don't intentionally01:13:45
vibrations emanating from people approach01:13:48
from a sleeping person and they are scared away Although01:13:50
some spiders feel comfortable in01:13:53
bedroom even if they think that you01:13:55
roommates are not a reason to creep01:13:58
in your mouth01:14:00
the femur can withstand a force of01:14:03
thousands of kilograms What do you think?01:14:05
myth or fact yes this is a big fact and01:14:10
strong femur attached01:14:12
many muscles It is located in the upper01:14:15
leg parts, experts say that this01:14:18
a bone is hard to break, it's one of two things01:14:21
the strongest bones in our anatomy01:14:23
the second is the temporal bone of the skull if01:14:26
you're wondering, so here's the femur01:14:28
can support 30 times the weight01:14:31
your body. Perhaps this is because01:14:34
the femur is the longest and largest bone01:14:36
in the human body do you believe that from01:14:40
shaving hair becomes thicker myth or01:14:42
fact I will now be debunked by experts01:14:45
they claim that shaving has no effect on01:14:48
thickness of hair with root hair nothing01:14:50
what happens is you just shave off the top01:14:53
part after shaving hair grows back without01:14:56
tip islands therefore it may seem01:14:58
that they are getting thicker01:15:01
is it safe to eat food that has been sitting on01:15:04
half no more than five seconds is it a Fact or01:15:06
myth Sorry to upset you now but01:15:09
The five second rule doesn't work01:15:13
researchers found that01:15:14
significant amount of bacteria01:15:16
switches to food within five seconds01:15:19
The moisture content of food directly affects01:15:21
the rate of its pollution01:15:23
Imagine that you dropped a slice on the floor01:15:26
watermelon and chips I don't know why you're eating01:15:29
them together but let's continue anyway01:15:31
consider this example01:15:33
watermelon gets dirtier than chips01:15:36
because watermelon has more moisture and01:15:38
the surface is more open for transfer01:15:40
bacteria01:15:43
blondes and redheads may soon disappear01:15:45
myth or fact Everything here is simply true This01:15:50
myth red or blond hair color is associated01:15:52
with recessive genes they can01:15:54
not passed on from generation to generation01:15:56
affecting the wearer's hair color if both01:15:59
parents have correct recessive01:16:01
Genes are highly likely to01:16:03
the next generation will have light01:16:05
or red hair such Genes occur01:16:07
rare but in populations anyway01:16:09
these genes are transferred so that they01:16:12
not lost forever for this to happen01:16:14
literally all people should disappear01:16:17
A planet with such genes has a chance01:16:19
not great for that01:16:23
drinking coffee dehydrates you is it a Fact or01:16:27
myth myth you can safely enjoy01:16:30
morning coffee perhaps after that you01:16:33
go to the toilet one more time but it’s not01:16:35
means you will lose more water01:16:37
There are many studies01:16:38
dedicated to the effects of caffeine Some of01:16:41
they showed that the use of reasonable01:16:43
does not increase the amount of coffee per day01:16:46
risk of dehydration01:16:49
yogurt helps digestion How do you01:16:52
Do you think this is a fact or just another myth?01:16:55
but With the right choice of yogurt, yogurt01:16:58
- these are products containing probiotics01:17:00
good bacteria thanks to which01:17:03
intestines everything runs smoothly01:17:05
use01:17:07
yogurt may not be enough for01:17:08
health of the digestive system but he01:17:10
definitely gives her support01:17:12
the main thing to remember is that not all yoghurts01:17:15
are the same, some contain sugar01:17:17
or fillings like candy or cookies A01:17:20
there is no particular benefit to such yoghurts01:17:24
hair hair will grow faster if01:17:26
cut them more often Fact or myth we hear with01:17:30
childhood that the more often you cut your hair, the01:17:33
hair will grow faster unfortunately01:17:34
the rate of hair growth does not depend on01:17:37
how often do you get your hair cut average speed01:17:40
their height is 3 tenths01:17:42
millimeters per day01:17:44
it is influenced by many factors age01:17:46
hormones and even the time of year01:17:49
well now you have a reason to postpone01:17:52
visit to the hairdresser01:17:56
If you don't want to sneeze, press with your fingers01:17:59
on the bridge of the nose01:18:01
When you do this your brain gets01:18:03
alert01:18:05
it quickly slows down everything else01:18:07
processes including the sneezing reflex by the way01:18:10
longest sneezing attack01:18:12
was recorded in 198101:18:16
sorry it went on01:18:18
976 days during this time women from01:18:22
More than a million sneezed in Britain01:18:24
once01:18:26
part of the brain responsible for vision01:18:28
located at the back of the head01:18:30
It's interesting that the right side of our01:18:32
brain controls vision on the left01:18:34
sides and vice versa01:18:37
If you are in a noisy place01:18:40
for example in a club or at a concert01:18:41
Close your ears to hear your friends better01:18:45
press the cartilaginous protrusion on the tragus01:18:48
base of the auricle then turn01:18:51
This is an ear to your friend01:18:54
If you feel anxious, squeeze01:18:57
fingers in a fist with thumb sticking out01:18:59
finger and slowly blow on that finger01:19:02
If you can't stop the hiccups01:19:04
put an ice cube on your tongue or you can01:19:07
cover your ears with your palms and drink a glass01:19:09
water through a straw in one breath01:19:13
and also try pulling the tip01:19:15
tongue or raise your hands to the ceiling01:19:19
Usually human snoring does not happen01:19:22
louder than 60 dB this is the normal volume01:19:25
conversation01:19:28
but sometimes the noise level can reach01:19:30
80 dB is the volume the blender operates at.01:19:35
If you want to wake up quickly, delay01:19:38
for a while the heart will begin to breathe01:19:40
beat faster and the body will go into01:19:43
active mode is not the main thing01:19:45
overdo it if you wake up01:19:46
too abruptly you can create unnecessary01:19:49
load on the heart01:19:51
if you're sad, squeeze between01:19:53
pencil teeth muscles involved in01:19:56
smile will get to work it will send to01:19:59
the brain has special impulses it will start01:20:00
release endorphins in the blink of an eye01:20:04
your smile will become sincere01:20:08
are right-handed and tend to chew most of the food01:20:10
left-handed people eat more on the right side of their mouth01:20:13
use the left side01:20:16
the smell of rosemary can significantly01:20:19
improve the memorization process if you01:20:21
you need to learn something by heart, accept it01:20:24
horizontal position and place01:20:26
a sprig of rosemary next to it This will help you01:20:29
remember information faster and01:20:31
effectively01:20:32
If your leg goes numb, shake your head01:20:35
in about a minute you will understand what01:20:38
muscles relaxed and pin-like sensations01:20:40
needles gone01:20:43
muscles that help the eyes01:20:45
about 100 thousand perform focusing01:20:48
movements per day if you want to make01:20:50
the same number of movements of the leg muscles will be necessary01:20:52
walk about 80 kilometers of Deja Vu on01:20:56
might actually be something like01:20:58
processing delays in the brain01:20:59
there is a theory that it is01:21:02
occurs when the brain moves01:21:04
information from one part to another if01:21:06
in this process at least the slightest01:21:09
delay the brain will get the same01:21:11
information twice and process it as01:21:13
an event that has already happened01:21:16
of all the people who can move01:21:19
Only 30 percent can move their ears01:21:21
only one ear usually during01:21:24
eating pineapple in the mouth begins01:21:26
characteristic burning sensation because while you01:21:28
eat this fruit, it eats you in return01:21:31
pineapple is the only known food01:21:33
containing bromelain is an enzyme that01:21:36
fortunately the stomach breaks down proteins01:21:38
acid knows how to deal with it01:21:41
if you have a sore throat you need to scratch your ear01:21:45
this stimulates the nerve that causes01:21:48
throat muscle spasm and tickling immediately01:21:50
disappears01:21:52
Surprisingly, it burns during sleep01:21:54
more calories than while watching01:21:57
TV01:21:58
ask a friend to sit on a chair and01:22:00
put your index finger to his forehead01:22:02
then ask him to stand without using01:22:05
he can't do it with his hands01:22:09
just like salamanders grow01:22:12
people can grow cartilage from their tails01:22:15
This is an elastic substance that surrounds01:22:17
joints, scientists recently discovered that01:22:20
cartilage can regenerate this process01:22:23
most effective in the ankle01:22:25
so effective in the knee and least01:22:28
effective in the hip01:22:31
if lying in bed you suddenly start01:22:33
feel dizzy put one01:22:36
foot on the floor01:22:37
the brain will receive information that you are standing on01:22:40
something hard and an unpleasant sensation01:22:42
will pass01:22:44
only 30 percent of people know how01:22:47
flare nostrils01:22:49
if someone pats you on the back01:22:51
When you hug he is non-verbal01:22:54
asks him to let him go01:22:56
single transverse palmar fold01:22:59
it is a very rare occurrence01:23:02
only one and a half percent of the population01:23:04
Of the globe, most people have01:23:07
two palmar folds in men one01:23:09
the palmar fold is more common than in01:23:12
women this trait is passed on01:23:14
inheritance01:23:15
our taste buds are very01:23:18
short life cycle they do not live01:23:20
more than 10-14 days01:23:23
our lips are hundreds of times more sensitive than01:23:25
fingertips01:23:28
the skin starts to wrinkle if it goes on for a long time01:23:30
being in the water for a reason01:23:33
wrinkled fingers and toes01:23:35
provide better grip01:23:37
surface01:23:39
Research has proven that sneezing is01:23:42
way to reset your nose sneezing01:23:44
reboots the cells that are01:23:46
inside our nose they are called01:23:48
cilia01:23:51
If a person dares, then there is a loss01:23:53
he is unable to sense smell and01:23:56
distinguish odors01:23:59
the amount of food we eat in01:24:01
throughout life weighs the same01:24:03
how many 8 asian elephants are not01:24:05
It's amazing how much people spend on food01:24:07
four years of life01:24:10
our skin analyzes 1 million bits01:24:12
data per second our ears and nose01:24:15
process 100 thousand01:24:18
the language is the least productive it analyzes01:24:20
only 1000 per second01:24:24
multitasking does not exist what we01:24:27
We actually consider multitasking01:24:29
the brain's ability to switch quickly01:24:31
between different tasks Unfortunately, in01:24:34
In this case, Leodes make mistakes01:24:35
much more often In addition to perform01:24:38
Each task may require two01:24:41
times more time than usual On the other01:24:44
sides When we do physical01:24:46
an activity that was done a lot01:24:48
times We can also perform mental01:24:50
task for example you can run underpants01:24:53
or take souls to think about problems on01:24:55
work01:24:57
if someone constantly adjusts their sleeves01:24:59
He's probably very nervous01:25:02
repetitive small movements01:25:04
self-soothing technique01:25:06
you can check how unique you are01:25:09
wishing for a sprig of cilantro for some it01:25:11
the grass tastes like soap because01:25:13
the plant contains a chemical01:25:15
used in soap making but01:25:18
only 4 to 14 percent of the population01:25:20
Earth's creatures have special genes01:25:22
who can detect this in one of01:25:25
them01:25:26
an adult uses about 20001:25:29
muscles to take just one step01:25:32
eyes never stop moving01:25:35
perceiving visual information in01:25:37
otherwise we wouldn't be able to see01:25:39
you don't notice the whole picture01:25:42
movements because the brain is great01:25:44
video editor it stabilizes01:25:45
image and connects tons of fragments01:25:48
in one smooth video every 3-4 days01:25:52
a completely new one is formed in the stomach01:25:54
mucous membrane thus Our01:25:57
the body prevents the stomach from digesting itself01:26:00
when a person lies the temperature around01:26:02
his nose and the inner corners of his eyes01:26:04
rises01:26:06
this phenomenon is known as the Pinocchio effect01:26:12
the liver is the only organ in our body01:26:14
which can completely regenerate01:26:16
even if there are only 25 left of the liver01:26:19
percent she can return to her01:26:21
full size01:26:23
synesthesia - It is unusual and rare01:26:26
ability people who have it01:26:28
can taste music or hear01:26:30
colors but this only happens in one of them01:26:33
two thousand people01:26:35
fingernails and toenails are growing these days01:26:37
faster than half a century ago, perhaps the case01:26:40
is that people eat more protein today01:26:45
we begin to feel thirsty as soon as01:26:47
water loss reaches one percent01:26:49
having lost more than 5 percent of your body weight01:26:52
risk of fainting loss of water01:26:55
more than 10 percent of body weight may01:26:58
will end badly01:27:03
our brain can generate more than 5001:27:06
thoughts per minute is 3000 thoughts per hour and01:27:10
more than 70 thousand per day01:27:14
a person has about 150 thousand on his head01:27:17
hair01:27:18
on average every hair per month01:27:20
grows a centimeter and in a year everything01:27:23
hair grows 16 km01:27:26
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if your leg cramps you need to pull it towards you01:27:32
her thumb it will stretch the muscles and01:27:35
will relieve spasm01:27:36
Bacteria live in the human intestine01:27:39
that can generate electricity01:27:41
they release electrons which create01:27:43
tiny electric currents possible01:27:47
This is how bacteria produce01:27:49
energy, you can turn on the light and then somehow01:27:52
dark01:27:54
by the end of his life the average person01:27:56
can remember up to 150 trillion units01:27:59
information01:28:02
if you brush your teeth regularly before eating01:28:04
or drinking can damage your taste01:28:06
receptors01:28:08
This is because most types of dental01:28:10
pastes contain two chemicals01:28:13
which reduce the ability to feel01:28:15
sweet and increase sensitivity01:28:17
bitter taste01:28:22
the mutation Genadium and si-2 allows people01:28:26
sleep only a few hours a day and01:28:28
they feel great at the same time01:28:31
don't get tired and don't need01:28:32
long sleep how to get01:28:34
such a thing on average These people01:28:36
wake up at 4-5 o'clock in the morning only around01:28:39
five percent of the world's population01:28:41
have this feature01:28:44
only people cry because of emotions others01:28:46
living things cry to hydrate01:28:49
eyes01:28:51
a woman has more on her tongue01:28:53
taste buds than men have01:28:56
may be one of the reasons why 3501:28:59
percent of women are01:29:01
supertasters, that is, feels01:29:03
tastes better than others and only 1501:29:05
percent of men can boast01:29:07
such ability01:29:09
people find it difficult to recognize someone who they are01:29:12
sign If this is in the photo01:29:14
a person will have no eyebrows01:29:16
this proves that eyebrows are more important for01:29:19
facial recognition than eyes01:29:22
with hands intertwined, 50 percent of people01:29:25
place the right thumb higher01:29:28
left 49 percent is placed on top01:29:30
left thumb and only one01:29:33
percentage of people give thumbs up01:29:35
next to each other01:29:38
our brain contains more than 86 billion01:29:42
nerve cells that are connected to each other01:29:44
friend 100 trillion connections This01:29:47
much more than stars in the galaxy01:29:49
Milky Way01:29:51
And if you decided to count everything01:29:54
it would take nerve cells to do this01:29:56
approximately 3000 years01:30:01
The memory capacity of the human brain is 401:30:04
TB of hard drive is more than 8 million01:30:07
photos01:30:09
a person can remember up to 10 thousand different01:30:12
persons this number may vary But in01:30:15
on average We remember 5000 faces, this is not at all01:30:18
means that each person has a name associated with it01:30:20
it's just about recognizing traits if01:30:24
walk in the same direction along 1201:30:26
approximately 800 hours per day will be required01:30:29
days to circumnavigate the world01:30:31
journey01:30:32
The Bajo are a group of nomadic peoples who01:30:35
live in the waters surrounding the Philippines01:30:38
Indonesia and Malaysia thanks to rare01:30:41
DNA mutations its representatives can01:30:43
stay underwater for up to 13 minutes and01:30:46
dive to a depth of 60 meters01:30:49
blue cheese may affect dreams and01:30:52
make them brighter01:30:54
sometimes it starts on the plane01:30:57
block your ears, they can even get sick01:30:59
To solve this problem, chew gum01:31:02
this opens Eustachian's tube01:31:05
a small passage connecting the throat and01:31:07
middle ear its opening aligns01:31:10
ear pressure01:31:14
By the way, yawning can also help01:31:17
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dreams are a complex mixture of our01:31:21
imagining memories and knowledge01:31:24
the average person sees from 401:31:26
up to 7 dreams every night but not all01:31:29
they are remembered even if the fingerprints01:31:32
fingers are severely damaged01:31:34
the drawing is restored01:31:36
if you have to deal with01:31:38
hang for unhappy customers01:31:40
back mirror01:31:42
reflection will disturb an angry man01:31:45
behave rudely01:31:46
no one likes to see themselves like this01:31:51
feet get bigger over time01:31:54
age of the ligaments and tendons in the legs01:31:56
weaken this makes the arches of the feet more01:32:00
flat and feet wider and longer01:32:04
only three percent of people in the world01:32:06
there is a line forming the letters x on both01:32:09
palms in many cultures01:32:11
considered a sign of a strong personality01:32:15
the human brain is 73 percent01:32:18
from water like hearts that's why If01:32:21
the brain loses only two percent of fluid01:32:23
there is a feeling of exhaustion and also this01:32:27
impairs memory, concentration and spoils01:32:29
mood01:32:32
Most people have the same height as01:32:34
you need to check with the swing of your arms01:32:36
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a certain gene mutation leads to01:32:41
the formation of super-dense bones that01:32:43
It's almost impossible to break them01:32:45
several times stronger than normal bones01:32:47
people with this mutation also01:32:49
have skin that is less susceptible01:32:52
aging01:32:53
You may have noticed small dots01:32:56
moving in wavy lines when01:32:58
look at a bright light or blue sky01:33:00
They are usually only visible for a second or two01:33:03
sometimes they look like tiny worms01:33:06
these are leukocytes that move along01:33:09
capillaries in front of the retina01:33:10
photosensitive fabric in the back01:33:12
parts of the eyes most people don't notice01:33:15
these points Unless specifically asked01:33:17
draw their attention01:33:20
if someone listens to you, he raises his eyebrows01:33:23
most likely sincerely interested in01:33:25
what you say01:33:28
if you untwist human DNA it01:33:31
will stretch for 16 billion kilometers01:33:33
this is 40 thousand times more distance01:33:36
between the Earth and the Moon01:33:39
human teeth are almost as strong01:33:42
like a shark01:33:43
The enamel of our teeth is the hardest substance01:33:46
throughout our body01:33:50
nostrils do not always work with the same01:33:53
efficiency when we breathe alone01:33:55
the nostril does most of the work and01:33:57
they change every couple of hours01:34:00
our right ear is more susceptible to01:34:03
speech But the left ear perceives better01:34:05
music researchers believe that it is01:34:07
due to the fact that the left hemisphere01:34:09
processes speech while the right01:34:11
processes music and deals with others01:34:13
creative functions our lips look like01:34:16
red due to the large number01:34:18
tiny capillaries that are01:34:20
right under the skin01:34:23
cold food or drink may cause01:34:25
sudden and painful brain freeze01:34:28
This happens because the nerves are on the roof of your mouth.01:34:31
they freeze in the mouth they send signals to01:34:34
the brain demands to stop eating this01:34:36
eating cold food is a way to overcome this01:34:40
unpleasant sensations pressing the tongue tightly against01:34:43
sky01:34:44
Do this and the pain will soon disappear01:34:49
lips don't sweat because they don't have01:34:52
they also have no sweat glands01:34:54
producing a special protective01:34:56
a film that would moisturize the skin01:34:59
why are lips so vulnerable to the sun and wind?01:35:01
and Cold they also dry out faster than01:35:04
other body parts01:35:06
we wouldn't taste the food if it weren't for01:35:09
saliva produced by taste buds01:35:11
have special receptors that01:35:13
recognize different tastes without liquid01:35:16
fragrances cannot contact01:35:18
molecules of these receptors01:35:20
There are not many cells in our body that01:35:23
stay with us throughout our lives01:35:25
These are the muscle cells of the eye lens01:35:28
heart cells and neurons of the cortex01:35:30
cerebral hemispheres01:35:34
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Millennials are people who are now over 2501:35:40
up to 40 years old and they are usually more01:35:43
more forgetful than older people01:35:46
the reason for this phenomenon is higher01:35:48
stress level01:35:51
in people with albinism almost01:35:53
there is no melanin, a pigment that01:35:56
gives light to hair, skin and eyes01:35:59
rare condition usually associated with albinism01:36:02
only one in 18-25 thousand is born01:36:05
people and ocular albinism occurs01:36:07
Even less often, experts believe that only01:36:09
one in 50 thousand people is susceptible01:36:12
ocular albinism01:36:14
in one day blood in the human body01:36:17
covers more than 19 thousand kilometers01:36:20
only half the size of the earth's equator01:36:22
almost 25 percent of cholesterol in our01:36:26
body found in the brain01:36:28
This substance is critical for01:36:30
memory and learning ability but01:36:33
the blood-brain barrier does not allow01:36:35
brain cells get cholesterol from01:36:37
blood That's why the brain produces its01:36:40
own type of cholesterol01:36:42
paradoxically, although the teeth are01:36:44
they are not considered part of the skeletal system01:36:46
bones maybe because they can't01:36:50
regenerate if a bone is broken01:36:52
heals on its own, producing new ones01:36:55
bone cells01:36:57
our eyes can see something in just01:37:00
13 milliseconds and this time01:37:02
enough for the brain to process01:37:04
comparison image average01:37:07
blinking lasts from 100 to 40001:37:09
milliseconds01:37:10
bright sunlight makes you sneeze01:37:13
from 17 to 35 percent of people this phenomenon01:37:16
has the name luminous sneeze01:37:19
The reflex of our fingers is extremely01:37:22
sensitive they can feel01:37:23
objects the size of a hair01:37:26
what if fingers were the size of the earth01:37:28
we would feel the difference between the cars01:37:31
and houses01:37:33
if the restaurant has a calorie table01:37:35
people tend to order less01:37:37
healthy and more nutritious food01:37:40
If we look at the difference let's say between01:37:42
hamburger and large salad01:37:44
Caesar you can see that she is not like that01:37:46
already significant and just like the burger seems01:37:49
more satisfying most people it and01:37:52
orders but when people don’t know what01:37:54
a large portion of salad contains almost01:37:56
as many calories as a hamburger01:37:58
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