4 Questions, 1 Answer
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Sharbat is one of the earliest iterations of soda, which was a fruity drink created in the medieval Middle East. Carbonation came much later, however, and the pleasant bubbly sensation is due to the carbon dioxide floating to the top of the drink after being highly pressurized and injected into the liquid.
What time is it in Antarctica? This seemingly innocent question is nigh impossible to answer, as the Antarctic continent has no time zone. Looking at the sky won't help either: day and night each last six months here.
Although the name should give it away, it's still difficult to imagine that originally, movie trailers were played after the feature film. They trailed the main presentation. The first trailers were screened as early as 1912.