The Big Football Quiz
For whatever reason, football (or soccer, as it is known in the USA) has taken over the world. Do you casually enjoy kicking a ball around or do you live and breathe the sport? Put your knowledge to the test with our thrilling, free football quiz! Ace it to earn bragging rights as the crown champion of football trivia. Ready to tackle the challenge?
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Fact Lab
In the 1960s, Charley Douglass was often hired by TV show producers to “sweeten” audience laughter in shows. Well-known in the industry, Douglass had what he called a “laff box” full of different laugh recordings he used to design the ideal audience reaction.
Materials science has come up with some amazing inventions. Take aluminium oxynitride, often incorrectly referred to as "transparent aluminium": the see-through ceramic is four times tougher than glass, insanely scratch-resistant, and withstands temperatures of up to 1200 °C! It's also prohibitively expensive, starting at $15,000 per square metre.
Relative to its home planet, the Moon is the largest satellite in the solar system. Due to this size relation, several planetologists as well as legendary science-fiction author Isaac Asimov consider the Earth and the Moon a binary planet.