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Did you know that it took 61 years to identify the killer of Mary Theresa Simpson?
Did you know that the Aitape Skull may be part of the remains of the oldest known tsunami victim?
Did you know that the Colección de Lenguas Indígenas includes the only written records of three languages that have since died out?
Did you know that the Japanese truckmakers Hino and Fuso are merging into Archion following an emissions-fraud scandal that caused a delay of more than one year?
Did you know that the Pogues had a drummer who once had to play one-handed while recovering from blood poisoning?
Did you know that the estate of Jeffrey Epstein has lost up to 80 percent of its estimated monetary value since 2019?
Did you know that the galaxy CDG-2 is over 99.9% dark matter, one of the highest proportions discovered?
Did you know that two victims of the 2023 San Pedro de la Paz railway accident worked at a school that had previously lost two other teachers in a train collision?
Did you know that "A Media Luz" ("With Dimmed Lights") is one of the most successful tango compositions of all time?
Did you know that , according to legend, the poet Charles Baudelaire tried to organize a mob to kill his stepfather during the French Revolution of 1848?
Did you know that , at the first five Ball Hockey World Championships, the Czech Republic men's team reached four finals?
Did you know that Bernhard Waldenfels discussed "black holes of everyday life" in a book subtitled Challenges of Phenomenology?
Did you know that Daniel van der Meulen was dispatched to Saudi Arabia to urge Arab nations not to ally with Nazi Germany?
Did you know that John F. Kennedy asked fast-food entrepreneur Harry Akin to lead the desegregation of United States restaurants?
Did you know that Li Zhenxiu was sworn into Taiwan's Legislative Yuan while still holding Chinese citizenship?
Did you know that Princess Thonbanhla is honored annually on the eve of the full moon with a ceremony funded by local villagers?
Did you know that Rat Watson, a 141-pound (64 kg) quarterback, led "the greatest football team ever assembled in Texas", outscoring opponents 432 to 6?
Did you know that The Dream of Belinda combines imagery from The Rape of the Lock with the Queen Mab of Romeo and Juliet?
Did you know that Xalavier Nelson Jr. developed games with "eye-catching" titles such as Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator and An Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs?
Did you know that a high-school fish-hatchery program was disrupted when more than 100,000 US gallons (380,000 L; 83,000 imp gal) of chlorinated water leaked into Chimacum Creek?
Did you know that it took nearly two years to cut into a cliff to complete a road across Mã Pí Lèng Pass in Vietnam?
Did you know that more than a quarter of Pennsylvania voters opposed a 2021 constitutional amendment to prohibit racial and ethnic discrimination?
Did you know that the Prison Mathematics Project brought a professor from Italy to an American prison to celebrate Pi Day?
Did you know that the actresses in Night King visited a nightclub and spoke with mama-sans to prepare for their roles?
Did you know that the rewrites to The Massacre were so extensive that the original writer briefly asked for his name to be removed?
Did you know that Agostino Steffani missed the 1709 premiere of his opera Amor vien dal destino because he was in Rome mediating between the pope and the emperor?
Did you know that Boston's Quincy Market (building pictured), once described by the city's mayor as an "eyesore", later became more popular than Disney World?
Did you know that John H. Beyer co-founded an architectural firm in 1968 that opposed large-scale urban redevelopment, inspired partly by the book The Death and Life of Great American Cities?
Did you know that Steve Potter fired his father?
Did you know that a five-year-old girl donated her favourite rock to Poole Museum, after which it was put on display and became the museum's most famous object?
Did you know that a fuel-tax evasion scheme in Mexico involves importing fuels under unrelated customs categories?
Did you know that a key moment in the 2022 LastPass data breach saw an attacker compromise an engineer's Plex account?
Did you know that after divorcing her husband, Winifred Lewellin James was required to report to a police station each time she went more than 5 miles (8 km) from her home?
Did you know that an independent panel reviewing research conducted by the National Cold Fusion Institute found no evidence that cold fusion had occurred?
Did you know that cameraman Bob Broughton, who later became a Disney Legend, was first hired there by mistake?
Did you know that more than 2,000 children's artworks were used in the music video for Meg Myers's cover of "Running Up That Hill"?
Did you know that the Eurovision performance of "Bird of Pray" featured a backing vocalist whose song had been defeated during selection?
Did you know that the Salem Methodist Church in Harlem operated a boxing club in its basement?
Did you know that the current mayor of Nagoya once operated a computer shogi program that won a world championship?
Did you know that the first novel by Charlotte Brontë was published posthumously?
Did you know that the mayor of El Paso, Texas, founded a tequila company that sells its product in dog-shaped bottles?
Did you know that the novelist Rosa Praed believed that she and her medium were the reincarnations of an ancient Roman woman and the slave girl that she had mistreated?
Did you know that two-thirds of the New York production staff for Melania requested to be omitted from the credits?
Did you know that A Place with the Pigs was based on a real-life World War II deserter who hid in a pigsty until 1985?
Did you know that Annie Stainer "would appear to fly, by delicately and continuously undulating her arms as if they were remarkable wings" during her solo shows?
Did you know that Eric Slover's wife blessed his dog tags with holy water before Operation Absolute Resolve?
Did you know that John Allen Chau illegally travelled to North Sentinel Island in an attempt to convert its inhabitants to Christianity?
Did you know that Luca Gargano discovered thousands of barrels of aged rum in an abandoned Trinidadian distillery, sparking "Caroni mania"?
Did you know that Shigeru Miyamoto told his coworkers "you guys are useless" after he received a prototype of Tomodachi Collection's character-creation system?
Did you know that a 1980 Doctor Who serial was written by a seventeen-year-old fan of the show?
Did you know that several climbers have drowned while deep-water soloing (example pictured), even though it is safer than free solo climbing?
Did you know that the Martin-Smith School of Music, according to one historian, was "one of the most important black musical institutions" in the United States?
Did you know that , by establishing diplomatic missions like an embassy in Fiji, the Philippine government hopes to play a bigger role in international politics?
Did you know that Francisco Batista, the brother of ousted president Fulgencio Batista, fled to the Palm Beach Biltmore immediately after the Cuban Revolution and stated "We'll be back after the trouble is over"?
Did you know that a 2018 data breach at British Airways was traced to just 22 lines of injected JavaScript on its payment pages?
Did you know that a carnival group in Brazil plays songs by the Beatles in carnival march rhythms?
Did you know that a review of Chronicles from the Siege called it "a meditation on the endurance and fragmentation of Palestinian life under siege"?
Did you know that in 1988 a young nun was kidnapped from her convent by her own family?
Did you know that the Shaker leader Rebecca Landon said in 1842 that she experienced a vision that warned that the United States would face divine judgment for practicing slavery?
Did you know that the head of one piano department called Lucie Stern "the rarest talent of any child I ever heard"?
Did you know that there was a decades-long search for a photograph of Shorty Gallagher?
Did you know that Caroline Jones wore different charity clothes every day in 2015 after her mother died?
Did you know that Franklin D. Roosevelt was so impressed by the companion paintings Return of the Mayflower and Surrender of the German Fleet to the Grand Fleet at Scapa Flow that he commissioned smaller versions for his own private collection?
Did you know that Stephen Foster's best-selling song "Old Uncle Ned" made little money for him due to the many pirated publications circulating in the marketplace?
Did you know that a Canadian skier was the only competitor for Venezuela at the 2026 Winter Olympics?
Did you know that a YouTuber pays cash bounties for his friends to hunt him down in Minecraft?
Did you know that some green beer is colored with spirulina algae?
Did you know that the author Pipiet Senja likened her proselytization through teaching and writing to spreading a virus?
Did you know that the locomotive Mataró was placed on a monument and fell?
Did you know that violinist Sol Babitz, a pioneer in historically informed performance, was twice evicted by the police from meetings of the American Musicological Society?
Did you know that "Now all the woods are sleeping" is an 1865 Catherine Winkworth translation of a 1647 evening song once mocked as foolish by Frederick the Great?
Did you know that Bum was known to club other dogs with his leg stump?
Did you know that Stephanie Scott's favourite colour became a symbol of national remembrance across Australia following her murder in 2015?
Did you know that an eight-track EP lasting less than nine minutes was re-released ten years after the death of its performer in a fire?
Did you know that data collected by FRA DOTX 219 have been used in investigations of train derailments?
Did you know that shortly after the publication of Women Without Men in Iran, it was banned and its author imprisoned?
Did you know that the Fuente de Petróleos includes self-portraits of its architect and sculptor as oil workers?
Did you know that the families of the neighboring Benjamin Hammar House and Samuel Dyer House shared both meals and tools while they restored their historic homes?
Did you know that when Canada's Star Channel closed with three hours' warning, some cable companies resorted to pirating a competitor's signal?
Did you know that Courtaud, an infamous man-eating beast described as a "terrible and horrible wolf", was named for its stumpy tail?
Did you know that Kaija Saariaho's Quatre instants have been described as "a quasi-operatic monologue" in "erotic, extreme territory"?
Did you know that King Binnya Ran launched a war against Ava after his sister fled the Ava capital?
Did you know that Peter Suder said that the toughest basketball player he had faced was a National Football League player?
Did you know that VTuber Clear Usui is the ambassador of Japan's satellite navigation system?
Did you know that a 1987 referendum to repeal Mississippi's unenforceable interracial marriage ban was opposed by more than 48 percent of voters?
Did you know that some players who obtained Stardew Valley illegally were so impressed they planned to buy it?
Did you know that the first writing system for Tlingit, a Native American language, was based on the Cyrillic alphabet?
Did you know that the pianist Alide Topp once responded to claims that women lacked the "biceps of a man" for great music by stating she broke her pianos as well as any man?