When G-mail was introduced by Google with an unbelievable 1 GB free storage in 2004, Hotmail only offered 2 MB.
The "Statue of Liberty" was originally meant to be in Egypt, not the U.S.
At one point, the Statue of Liberty was turned into a giant battery due to its paint and metal being exposed to salt water.
Norway gets 98-99% of its electricity from hydroelectric power, more than any other country.
Samsung makes about 30% of the A8 chips that go into Apple's iPhone 6.
It would cost around $23 billion to open a real "Jurassic Park".
'Jurassic World' now holds the record for the biggest opening in movie history.
Japanese Trains are among the world's most punctual: their average delay is just 18 seconds.
There is a Titanic II being built that will set sail in 2017.
If you zoom in on the "White House" on Google Maps, It will allow you to go inside and walk around certain areas.
A man (Rajendra Singh) revived 5 rivers and brought water back to 1000 villages in India using native water-preservation techniques.
In Australia, it is compulsory for all citizens over the age of 18 to enroll and to vote.
Microwaving food does not diminish the nutrients. When done right, it's actually one of the best ways to retain food's vitamins and minerals.
The world's largest cave is over 5.5 miles long, has a jungle and river, and could fit a 40-story skyscraper within its walls.
The country of Indonesia consists of approximately 17,500 islands.
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