This is a video showcasing 50 interesting and little-known facts on various topics. Some of the facts include:
* The US Air Force accidentally dropped two nuclear bombs in North Carolina in 1961, but fortunately, they didn't explode.
* People in love can synchronize their heartbeats by gazing into each other's eyes.
* A single Google search query takes more computing power than it did to land the Apollo 11 on the moon.
* Exercising increases productivity and can make you happier, smarter, and more energetic.
* There's a weight loss competition in Dubai where the winners get 40 kilograms of gold.
* The Nasir al-mulk mosque in Iran is known for its incredible stained glass windows that create a kaleidoscope effect.
* NASA experimented on spiders to see how drugs like LSD would affect them.
* The pet rock became a popular toy and earned its inventor $15 million in the first six months.
* The world record for the most passengers carried on a commercial aircraft was set in 1991 when over 1,000 Ethiopian Jews were evacuated to Israel.
* There's a village in Japan that creates rice paddy art by combining different grains of rice.
* Voltaire developed a habit of living near country borders to escape authorities if his writing angered them.
Other interesting facts mentioned include:
* The world's most valuable cow, Missy, produces 50% more milk than the average cow and has superior genetics.
* Night vision goggles are green because the human eye is most sensitive to light wavelengths near 555 nanometers.
* Cats have adapted to fall from great heights by twisting their bodies to position their feet under their bodies.
* Muhammad Ali was once invited to go on a run with Billy Crystal, but Crystal couldn't go because the club restricted entry.
* There's a candy in Canada called maple taffy that's made by pouring molten maple syrup onto clean snow.
* Women are more attracted to men who wear red, as it makes them appear more powerful and higher in status.
* James W. Rogers was the last man to be executed by a firing squad in the United States and requested a bulletproof vest as his final wish.
* Canada was the first Western nation to declare war on Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
* There are 15 countries with no military force, including Costa Rica, Lichtenstein, and Samoa.
* Research shows that sleep patterns are linked with important character traits and behavior, and people who stay up late tend to take more risks.
* Our voices change when we find people attractive, and these vocal modulations tend to be subtle and unconscious.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. In January 1961, the US Air Force accidentally dropped two nuclear bombs in Goldsboro, North Carolina.
2. The bombs did not explode, but if they had, they would have caused more destruction than the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
3. People in love can synchronize their heartbeats by gazing into each other's eyes.
4. A single search query on Google takes more computing power than it did to land the Apollo 11 on the moon.
5. Exercising regularly can increase productivity and make a person happier, smarter, and more energetic.
6. In 2009, archaeologists discovered the fossils of a primitive species of crocodiles that galloped and lived 100 million years ago.
7. Alan Ganz holds the world record for the longest career as an ice-cream man, serving ice cream since 1947.
8. The Nasir al-mulk mosque in Iran has incredible stained glass windows that reflect the light like a kaleidoscope.
9. NASA scientists experimented on spiders in 1995 to see how drugs like LSD, marijuana, and caffeine would affect them.
10. The results showed that spiders spin webs differently depending on the type of drug they were given.
11. In Dubai, there is a weight loss competition called "Your Child in Gold" where the winners receive 40 kilograms of gold.
12. The pet rock became popular in the 1970s, and its inventor, Gary Dahl, earned $15 million within the first six months of its release.
13. Alfred Heineken designed a brick that can hold beer and be used to build houses, but the project never came to fruition.
14. The Gippsland lakes in Victoria, Australia, glow in the dark due to a chemical reaction called bioluminescence.
15. The world record for the most passengers carried on a commercial aircraft was set on May 24, 1991, when over 1,000 Ethiopian Jews were evacuated to Israel.
16. The flight started with 1,086 people and ended with 1,088 people, as two babies were born during the flight.
17. In the 1970s, Senator Larry Pressler refused to take a bribe from the FBI and was praised for his actions.
18. There is a Barbie doll called the "Lammle Doll" that has brunette hair, cellulite, stretch marks, freckles, and acne.
19. Gary Nell, the president and CEO of the Sesame Street workshop, said that Bert and Ernie are not gay, but rather puppets that don't exist below the waist.
20. Rockall is an uninhabited granite islet in the Atlantic Ocean that fewer than 20 people have visited.
21. Elvis Presley failed only one class in high school, which was music class.
22. A small village in Japan called Inakawa has revitalized itself by creating rice paddy art.
23. Voltaire developed the habit of living near country borders so that he could escape if his writing angered the authorities.
24. There are plans in Berlin to create a building called the "House of One" that will be a synagogue, church, and mosque under one roof.
25. India's Mars mission in 2014 cost less than a Hollywood film production, with a budget of £45 million.
26. You are more likely to come up with a great idea while doing something monotonous, such as exercising or driving.
27. The Great Gatsby originally sold poorly, with only 20,000 copies sold in the first year.
28. Snowflakes actually fall in only one of 35 different shapes.
29. Edgar Allan Poe wrote a novel where a ship crew becomes stranded with no food and one member is sacrificed for food.
30. A similar incident occurred in real life when a yacht sank in 1884, and one of the crew members was killed for food.
31. George RR Martin sent a personal letter to Jack Gleason praising his portrayal of Joffrey in Game of Thrones.
32. Arch West, the inventor of Doritos, was buried with Doritos sprinkled over his body.
33. Christian Poincelot invented pills that make people's farts smell like chocolate or roses.
34. Missy is the most valuable cow in the world, producing 50% more milk than the average cow and having superior genetics.
35. The human eye is most sensitive to light wavelengths near 555 nanometers, which is why night vision goggles are green.
36. Bobby the wonder dog trekked 4,105 kilometers across the United States to reunite with his owners.
37. Property owners in New York City can request to have trees planted on their street for free.
38. Betty Davis and Joan Crawford were longtime rivals, and Betty Davis made a comment about Joan Crawford after her death.
39. Microwaves use more electricity to power their clocks than to heat up food.
40. There is a type of art called "non-visible art" where the artist imagines and describes the work to the audience.
41. Amy Davidson bought a piece of non-visible art for $10,000 in 2011.
42. There is a 61-meter-long pink stuffed bunny on a hill in the Piedmont region of Italy.
43. Vitas Gerulaitis lost 16 tennis matches against Jimmy Connors before finally winning one.
44. In Canada, there is a candy called maple taffy that is made by pouring molten maple syrup onto clean snow.
45. Cats can adapt to fall from great heights by reaching terminal velocity and twisting their bodies to land on their feet.
46. Muhammad Ali once invited Billy Crystal to go on a run with him at a local Country Club.
47. In 2012, a man named Seth Horvitz ordered a TV from Amazon and received a military-grade assault rifle instead.
48. The walled city in St. Malo, France, is notorious for being a safe haven for pirates.
49. A study in 2010 showed that women are more attracted to men who wear red.
50. James W. Rogers was the last man to be executed by a firing squad in the United States, and his final request was for a bulletproof vest.
51. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Canada was the first Western nation to declare war on Japan.
52. There are 15 countries with absolutely no military force, including Costa Rica, Liechtenstein, and Samoa.
53. In Germany, there is a system called "street palm" that allows people to play Pong with others across the street using touchscreens installed on traffic lights.
54. Research from 2014 showed that sleep patterns are linked to important character traits and behavior.
55. According to research, people who stay up late tend to take more risks than early risers.
56. When we find people attractive, our voices change, and these vocal modulations tend to be subtle.