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Did you know that Hong Kong police claimed to have safely blown up 1.5 kilograms (3.3 lb) of TATP on a factory rooftop, even though 280 grams (0.6 lbs) is enough to blow up an airplane?
Did you know that Micronations: The Lonely Planet Guide to Home-Made Nations features the Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Sea Islands, the Kingdom of Lovely, and the Grand Duchy of Westarctica?
Did you know that Salvador Ondo Nkumu read out the sentences of mercenaries involved in the 2004 Equatorial Guinea coup d'état attempt?
Did you know that after the Wolverines released their "Moose" for his fifth season, he went on to win another Big Ten championship with the Hoosiers?
Did you know that the only papal tombs to survive the demolition of Old St Peter's and be reconstructed in the present St Peter's Basilica are the two by Antonio del Pollaiuolo (one pictured)?
Did you know that Canadian pentathlon champion J. Howard Crocker introduced volleyball to China?
Did you know that Huntsville, Alabama, is nicknamed Rocket City?
Did you know that Kinjirō Ashiwara, a self-proclaimed emperor, initially called himself a shogun?
Did you know that fictional religions, often described in speculative fiction, have in some cases inspired real religious movements?
Did you know that the beat goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on?
Did you know that the nose of the Tarsus çatalburun, a scenthound native to Turkey, is separated by a deep indentation or cleft, often creating the illusion of having two noses?
Did you know that Alice Ilgenfritz Jones was one of "Two Women of the West" from Iowa who wrote the 1893 feminist utopian novel Unveiling a Parallel?
Did you know that Bazzini, established in 1886, is the oldest extant nut company in the United States?
Did you know that an Adele song titled "Oh My God" is about the joys of hooking up?
Did you know that based on 19th-century local traditions and name preservation, it has been suggested that the archaeological site of Khirbet Kheibar was once inhabited by Jews expelled from Khaybar?
Did you know that both siblings of number-one NCAA Division I tennis player Fiona Crawley also played college tennis?
Did you know that the 1975 premiere of the Four Verses of Captain Lebyadkin by Dmitri Shostakovich was described as a "pretty weird experience" by Alfred Schnittke?
Did you know that the Shining Path used squatting as a tactic to gain support during the internal conflict in Peru?
Did you know that Walter Nash's 14 years as New Zealand's minister of finance is the longest continuous time that anyone has ever served in that post?
Did you know that Yemi Mobolade is the first Black person and the first non-Republican to be elected the mayor of Colorado Springs, Colorado?
Did you know that after trans woman Dylan Mulvaney was sponsored by Bud Light, American conservatives boycotted the brand and its parent company Anheuser-Busch?
Did you know that as an Easter egg, the color of Sarah Bryant's earring changes depending on the fighting stage in which the player is engaged?
Did you know that seagull eggs (examples pictured) were used as counterfeit plover eggs?
Did you know that the 1964 San Diego Chargers suffered what would be their worst margin of defeat for 56 years?
Did you know that the rebel al-Faddayni, a descendant of Caliph Uthman, led the last major attempt to reestablish Umayyad rule in Syria?
Did you know that Elfie Caroline Huntington took photos of early-20th-century Springville, Utah's negative side, such as drunks and fights, while her husband Joseph Daniel Bagley was a portrait photographer?
Did you know that manga aggregation website MangaDex had its users host its content during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Did you know that poor aircraft maintenance practices contributed to the crash of Indian Airlines Flight 503?
Did you know that the death records of Dmitrii Milev, a Soviet Moldavian writer, were falsified to obscure mention of his execution during the Great Purge?
Did you know that three massacres of the Western Shoshone took place at Bahsahwahbee, a sacred grove of swamp cedars?
Did you know that 1980 San Diego Chargers' John Jefferson, Kellen Winslow and Charlie Joiner became the first trio to earn 1,000 receiving yards each in the same season?
Did you know that Antoni Gaudí wanted a tile design for one building that was so complex that the main panot manufacturers were too slow in production, and the tiles were only used in a later building?
Did you know that during the filming of Adele One Night Only, a male attendee blindfolded his partner of seven years and proposed to her?
Did you know that in the lead-up to the 1997 Indonesian legislative election, Soewardi engaged in the "yellowization" of Central Java?
Did you know that the UN Human Rights Committee recognized a correlation between the right to life and protection of the environment in Portillo Cáceres v Paraguay?
Did you know that war correspondent Jurate Kazickas financed her plane ticket to Vietnam in 1967 with a US$500 win on the game show Password?
Did you know that poker player Ema Zajmović received a wrestling-style belt when she won a World Poker Tour event in Montreal?
Did you know that the San Francisco nightclub City Nights was the target of bombing threats by an alleged supporter of the Islamic State?
Did you know that the photograph Kandake of the Sudanese Revolution symbolised the determination of the Sudanese people as they called for political change?
Did you know that the song "Labour" started a TikTok trend of women sharing their experiences with sexism?
Did you know that Gus C. Moser served five 4-year terms in the Oregon State Senate, including two non-consecutive 2-year periods as senate president, to which post he was elected unanimously in 1917?
Did you know that a former bank vault in the Brooklyn Trust Company Building contains a pet-grooming station?
Did you know that after Mollie Steimer was convicted for sedition, she refused to join a prison escape attempt as she did not want to dishonor the workers who had paid her bail?
Did you know that after women's suffrage in Switzerland was approved in a referendum in 1971, the tabloid Blick sported a cover with a naked blonde and the headline "Thank you for the Roses"?
Did you know that all known writing in Ancient Hebrew totals just 300,000 words, versus 9.9 million in Akkadian?
Did you know that during the German invasion of Poland in 1939, German war crimes included the murder of about 3,000 Polish prisoners of war?
Did you know that following its withdrawal, copies of the Game's "The Addicted Man" were sold for as much as £1,000?
Did you know that Alexandre Dumas's travel book Le Corricolo, published in 1843, contains one of the earliest literary accounts of Neapolitan pizza (pizza maker pictured)?
Did you know that Consequence selected  Carly Rae Jepsen's "Talking to Yourself" as song of the week and declared her music speaks for the "delightfully unhinged"?
Did you know that John Goldmark brought a libel suit that did "to the Red Scare what the Scopes monkey trial had ... done to Creationism"?
Did you know that although four far-right groups claimed responsibility for the killing of Fausto and Iaio, no one was convicted of the crime?
Did you know that during the Boxer Rebellion in 1900, Boxer rebels destroyed the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Taiyuan, and 26 members of the clergy were killed?
Did you know that the Canadian Night Watchman was the first operational radar system in North America?
Did you know that Longcat was long?
Did you know that in the 1968 election, Ludwig Keke defeated Nauru's first female candidate for parliament, his sister Liebon Sunshine Keke?
Did you know that the Noongar used the Eucalyptus wandoo tree (woods pictured) as a medicine and ointment?
Did you know that Burger King was taken to court over the Impossible Whopper (example pictured)?
Did you know that Norma Hunt, known as the "First Lady of Football", never missed a Super Bowl?
Did you know that angels are perched atop the Bayard–Condict Building?
Did you know that Khalwa (pupils pictured) is an educational institute that tackles illiteracy in Sudan and neighbouring countries?
Did you know that Mackay Davashe wrote "Lakutshona Ilanga", the English version of which, sung by Miriam Makeba, became the first South African piece to chart on the Billboard Hot 100?
Did you know that after coming second to Kim Hamilton in floor exercise at two NCAA Gymnastics Championships, Corrinne Wright tied with her the next year after tumbling to music from Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Did you know that after significant modifications of the Tianzhou cargo spacecraft, Tianzhou 6 is the world's largest active cargo spacecraft by capacity?
Did you know that the 2023 CONCACAF Champions League final was a rematch of a 2020 series played by Club León and Los Angeles FC?
Did you know that while Dmitri Shostakovich composed his opera Katyusha Maslova, Sergei Prokofiev was also contemplating an opera based on the same subject?
Did you know that Arnie Roth debuted as a gay Marvel Comics character at a time when the publisher maintained a "No Gays in the Marvel Universe" policy?
Did you know that Pope Sisinnius was pope for only 20 days?
Did you know that in 2007, Joe Garcia became the first governor of a pueblo to swear in the governor of New Mexico?
Did you know that the 1849 painting The Stone Breakers, by French artist Gustave Courbet, was destroyed in 1945 during a bombing raid by the Allies of World War II?
Did you know that while being considered for the post of ambassador to Paraguay, Lidia Patty brushed off her lack of diplomatic training because she had "indigenous, native, peasant diplomacy"?
Did you know that Japanese game developer Square was told to "never come back" by Nintendo after shifting production to the PlayStation?
Did you know that Rick Suder was bumped from the NCAA record book by JJ Redick and Gerry McNamara?
Did you know that Sudan has a decoration for women, with a pink ribbon, and another for men, with a green ribbon?
Did you know that in the 1980s, "Sherman Bonner, The Human Thermometer" presented the weather on an Arkansas TV station?
Did you know that the William Penn Memorial Fire Tower overlooking Reading, Pennsylvania, was built during the Great Depression with funding from the Works Progress Administration?
Did you know that David Kushner based his song "Daylight" on biblical references that inspired him as a child?
Did you know that James Tissot is thought to have transgressed many Victorian sexual boundaries in his work, even setting a painting aboard the HMS Calcutta as a pun on a female subject's behind?
Did you know that Shigi Qutuqu, a high-ranking official during the early Mongol Empire, survived the first four Mongol khans when he died over the age of eighty?
Did you know that during his tenure as Governor of Central Java, Muhammad Ismail banned rock music concerts and car rallies?
Did you know that on June 14, 2023, Michael Jordan's Flu Game shoes sold for US$1.38 million?
Did you know that Charli XCX retitled "Unlock It" after it went viral on TikTok?
Did you know that Premier Dalton Tagelagi appointed the first cabinet of Niue with equal gender representation in the 18th Niue Assembly?
Did you know that Sid Justin almost became a Miracle, but he turned it down to play professional football?
Did you know that Valentina Bodrug-Lungu has declared that Moldova's political climate does not encourage female participation, despite having a woman president?
Did you know that Jäñgir-Kerei Khan was responsible for establishing the first school, settlement, hospital, and museum in the Bukey Horde?
Did you know that New Jersey politics expert Nick Acocella hosted Pasta & Politics, a television show where he would make pasta with various politicians including Thomas Kean, Cory Booker, and Chris Christie?
Did you know that Walt Nauta would bring a Diet Coke to the Oval Office whenever President Donald Trump requested one via his call button?
Did you know that one critic called Little Witch Nobeta a "Baby's First Dark Souls"?
Did you know that the 2004 Nosratabad fuel tanker explosion highlighted the high rate of road accidents in Iran, one of the worst globally?
Did you know that Julian Gough wrote in Minecraft's End Poem that "you are love" (quotation pictured), and then released the poem into the public domain after a psilocybin trip prompted him to heed that message?
Did you know that Raymond Vohasek led his college's football team in sacks even though he played the entire season with a torn labrum?
Did you know that the White Otter Castle is the most popular attraction in the Turtle River–White Otter Lake Provincial Park, even though it is not accessible by road?
Did you know that up to 129,000 Canadian federal workers went on strike?
Did you know that Beyond the Wall received positive reviews in the UK but was deeply controversial in Germany?
Did you know that due to climate change there are not only more heatwaves over land, but also more heatwaves in the ocean?
Did you know that international opera singer Soňa Červená won the Alfréd Radok Award for Best Actress when she was 83 years old?
Did you know that the Mark Curry song "American Dream" samples the David Bowie song "This Is Not America"?
Did you know that the dispute between France and Mexico over Clipperton Island was settled by King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy?
Did you know that Kevin A. Gilroy served as the mayor of Gilroy?
Did you know that Merit's wig, discovered in the tomb TT8, still shone with perfumed oils at the time of its discovery?
Did you know that prior to attorney Stanley Woodward representing Donald Trump aide Walt Nauta and Oath Keeper Kelly Meggs, he represented tenants in D.C. who were facing eviction?
Did you know that "Obviously 5 Believers" (1966), which featured one of the Hawks, later known as the Band, inspired the name of a band, later known as the Hawks, that was featured on Obviously 5 Believers (2021)?
Did you know that Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja called King Leopold II's atrocities in the Congo Free State the "Congo holocaust"?
Did you know that Howard Florey led the team that developed penicillin?
Did you know that after he went undrafted into the National Hockey League, four teams heavily recruited Drew O'Connor upon the conclusion of his collegiate career?
Did you know that celebrities who were interviewed in The Canadian Conspiracy were paid US$500?
Did you know that the rivalries of University College London students have led to pitched battles with other institutions involving rotten apples, emasculation, and the embalmed head of Jeremy Bentham?
Did you know that Loud LDN members once occupied five places in a single edition of the UK Singles Chart?
Did you know that María Pérez was signed to FC Barcelona Femení's B team in 2020 but started for the first team by the end of the season?
Did you know that Tambling's 2014 work Missa brevis in B-flat for mixed choir,  trumpets, trombones, tubular bells and organ was premiered by 1,400 singers at the Parish Church of St. Mary of the Assumption in Landau?
Did you know that William F. Gannon died before reforming the membership of the married men's sodality in Philadelphia?
Did you know that the Fore River Railroad was bought by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority as part of a project to clean up Boston Harbor?
Did you know that the killing of Mitch Henriquez led to four days of rioting in The Hague, prompting the police to announce a ban on public assemblies of more than three people?
Did you know that the song "Dance the Night" killed a viral meme about Dua Lipa's hip twist, as news about the song replaced it in online search results?
Did you know that If Books Could Kill, there would be a podcast about it?
Did you know that Zinkiv, Ukraine, was a center of Hasidic Judaism until almost the entirety of the city's 2,300-strong Jewish population was murdered during the Holocaust?
Did you know that due to her leftist beliefs, journalist Ana Amado was told not to come to work by her public television employer while her husband was on the death list of the Argentine Anticommunist Alliance?
Did you know that the Japanese manga series Minato's Laundromat originated as a story titled Wash My Heart! that was posted on Pixiv?
Did you know that two lion cubs that Anne Mills Archbold brought to America as pets on the Lusitania became exhibits at the Bronx Zoo?
Did you know that 16 Montana youths are plaintiffs in the lawsuit Held v. Montana, the first constitutional climate change lawsuit to go to trial in the United States?
Did you know that countertenor Christopher Lowrey's voice has been described as "packed with enough character to sink a battleship"?
Did you know that in 2007, Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling's cat Sybil met Margaret Thatcher?
Did you know that in recent years several paintings have been attributed to the 15th-century painter Piero del Pollaiuolo that were once ascribed to his brother Antonio?
Did you know that the highest point on Blackwell Street is the bell tower of the First Memorial Presbyterian Church?
Did you know that the restricted life of the Shia imam Ali al-Hadi under Abbasid surveillance ended the imams' direct leadership of the Shia community?
Did you know that Catherine de Parthenay, a 16th-century Huguenot leader, was a member of "a highly successful network of information" during the French Wars of Religion?
Did you know that JetBlue's CEO, Robin Hayes, flew in an airplane for the first time aged 18?
Did you know that The Stylus was published for the first time in 1883, during Jeremiah O'Connor's presidency of Boston College?
Did you know that in 930, the Qarmatians sacked Mecca, massacred Hajj pilgrims, plundered the Kaaba, and carried off the Black Stone to their homeland in Bahrayn?
Did you know that in United States v. Strong, a U.S. appeals court upheld the conviction of a man for covering a federal courthouse restroom in his own feces?
Did you know that British communist leader Trevor Carter was the stage manager for the first British-Caribbean carnival, held in St Pancras Town Hall?
Did you know that Haley and Hanna Cavinder made over US$1 million in student athlete compensation in the year after the National Collegiate Athletic Association legalized the monetization of personality rights?
Did you know that Schramm's model of communication introduced the idea of feedback loops to understand communication?
Did you know that Timothy Brosnahan began the physical separation of what would eventually become Boston College High School from Boston College?
Did you know that although her character goes through writer's block while writing "The Rose Song", Olivia Rodrigo wrote its first version chords in 20 minutes?
Did you know that despite being a dwarf, Anomochilus monticola is the largest species in its genus?
Did you know that the economy of Tolkien's Middle-earth has been described as a mix of feudalism and capitalism, with one scholar even suggesting it had communist elements?
Did you know that College Football Hall of Fame inductee Pug Lund received his college degree 62 years after enrolling at the University of Minnesota?
Did you know that Edna Thomas portrayed Lady Macbeth in Orson Welles's "Voodoo" Macbeth?
Did you know that Fall Out Boy's updated "We Didn't Start the Fire" mentions Myspace, but not the COVID-19 pandemic?
Did you know that cactus fries taste similar to onion rings and asparagus?
Did you know that former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson said that she would swim in Loch Ness naked if the SNP won more than 50 seats at the 2019 United Kingdom general election?
Did you know that one of the founders of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party, Andrius Domaševičius, had his own private gynecology practice, treating poor women free of charge?
Did you know that parasitic worms of genus Pachysentis have hooks on their heads (example pictured) and attach themselves to the intestine of the host?
Did you know that John Oliver dared Disney to sue him over his version of Mickey Mouse?
Did you know that Leonard Abrams founded the arts and culture magazine East Village Eye, which he claimed was the first publication to print a comprehensive definition of hip-hop?
Did you know that Piri's self-produced music video for "Soft Spot" features her performing against her bedroom wall to projected "trippy liquid visuals" she found on YouTube?
Did you know that before Major League Baseball pitcher Keaton Winn was called up to the majors in June 2023, he had never been to a major league stadium?
Did you know that though the Offerman Building is only eight stories high, its tall ceilings once made it one of the tallest buildings in Brooklyn?
Did you know that Dean Faithfull was the oldest player in NCAA Division II football history?
Did you know that as of 2017, New York City was spending $500,000 per year on bus tickets and airfare for homeless people to leave New York?
Did you know that before Ashley Jade debuted on the UK Singles Chart, she had played the lead in the BAFTA Award-winning short film About a Girl?
Did you know that classified documents of the United States were partially leaked onto a Discord server for the video game Minecraft?
Did you know that during combat, the Canadian-designed SW1C radar failed to find not only its U-boat target, but also an iceberg near the ship?
Did you know that the Pidakala War is a cow dung fight held every year?
Did you know that the only known copies of the oyster dress designed by Alexander McQueen for his collection Irere are owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Kim Kardashian?
Did you know that while Eliza Stephens worked as governess for Mary Eleanor Bowes, she supported Andrew Robinson Stoney's schemes to seduce her employer?
Did you know that "Clown" is an answer song in which Mariah Carey responds to Eminem's comments about their relationship in "Superman"?
Did you know that Eiji Tsuburaya helped complete the first iron shooting crane?
Did you know that Jack Critchley, state parliamentarian then senator for South Australia, was invalided home from the Western Front with "wry neck"?
Did you know that bshp's cover of "Kissing You" was streamed more than 3,000,000 times on Spotify after it appeared on Love Island?
Did you know that the book Racecraft argues that the concept of human races was developed to justify racism?
Did you know that 24 Hour Psycho slows down Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 film Psycho to two frames per second, stretching its duration to a full 24 hours?
Did you know that David Gerard is the author of Attack of the 50-foot Blockchain, a "'no holds barred' attack" on cryptocurrency?
Did you know that Harold Ingrams said that Yemeni philanthropist Sayyid Abubakr bin Shaikh Al-Kaff could be an embarrassment for wanting Hadhramaut to be ruled by the British like Singapore?
Did you know that Les Avariés was temporarily banned in England and France for its focus on syphilis?
Did you know that M. Farooqui, who had been expelled from his studies for having organized a strike in 1940, received his Delhi University degree in a special convocation in 1989?
Did you know that Michael Huber's translation of Salomon Gessner's works into French made Gessner the best-known German-language poet in Europe before Goethe?
Did you know that Olivia Rodrigo wears two interlaced purple Band-Aids in the artwork for her song "Vampire"?
Did you know that Peter Fallon, an Irish poet who translated Virgil's Georgics, also edited a 1970 beat-poetry magazine that featured works by John Lennon and Allen Ginsberg?
Did you know that during the July Days, the Estonian Bolshevik rural newspaper Maatamees could continue to appear whilst its urban counterparts were banned?
Did you know that the 75/24 Split in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been one of the worst bottlenecks for trucks in the United States?
Did you know that the itinerant preacher Thomas Illyricus wrote early critiques of Martin Luther based only on sources that Luther would accept?
Did you know that the story for Infogrames' 1992 computer game Alone in the Dark was outlined in just three days?
Did you know that Jordan Hawkins won the 2023 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game a day after his cousin won the women's championship?