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Fact Lab
There are three basic types of rock: Igneous rocks form when magma solidifies, sedimentary rocks are made from compressed sediments, i. e. sand, and metamorphic rocks are created when either of the two is changed by heat or pressure.
It took the crew of Apollo 11 three days to get to the moon, at a velocity of roughly eleven kilometres per second. Notwithstanding the fact that the average car isn't exactly spaceworthy, you could drive the same distance in less than a month if you kept an average speed of 100 kph.
Despite the ubiquity and multiplicity of phobias, only two fears are innate in humans: the fear of falling and the fear of loud sounds, also known as the acoustic startle reflex. All other fears, for example fears of predatory animals or fear of darkness, are learned.