There are many strange cosmic phenomena that may cause a person to feel amazement and astonishment, which leads many people to study and search for them to ensure their validity, and some may think that the field of science is one of the rigid fields, but many discoveries and inventions show that in this The field is a lot of real fun, and in this article we will introduce you to some strange scientific facts.
Weird scientific facts
Cosmic facts
When looking at the moon, the image that a person sees is a picture of its emitted rays a second and a third of the time. As for the rays emitted by the stars, they are years, hundreds, or thousands of years before their emission, and the stars you are looking at now may have disappeared, or Died, or transformed into another body.
The TV screen is distorted when a specific channel is captured, due to the effect of radio rays that remained after the ancient Big Bang.
Facts about humans
The probability of seeing nightmares in a dream increases when sleeping in a cold place, and people who sleep on their backs are ten times more likely to see nightmares than people who sleep on their side.
Lack of sleep affects a person, making him laugh hysterically at things that may seem normal, and do not require laughter at all.
Females have a higher sense of taste than males, especially in foods and drinks.
The eye dilates by about 45% when a person looks at something that makes him feel happy, and happy. There is enough iron in the human body to make a nail about 7.5 cm long.
Apples surpass coffee in terms of making a person more able to wake up and focus.
Forceful sneezing may cause a rib to break, and a person cannot sneeze with his eyes open, and if that happens, they will explode, and sneezing may cause a blood vessel to explode in the head or neck, and thus death, if a person tries to suppress the sneezing.
The smell of fuel affects the pleasure center of the brain, which explains why some people are attracted to the smell of fuel.
The distance that the average person walks during his life is equivalent to about five cycles around the planet, as a relatively active person walks about 7,500 steps per day, and if this rate is maintained until he reaches the age of eighty, he will have walked about 216 million steps in his life The average person walks about 110,000 miles, and this distance is equivalent to walking five laps around the earth.