According to your linked studies, if I eat lamb 3 times a day (kosher, high protein) I will have a higher mortality rate than eating shrimp 3 times a day (which is a bottom feeder). Research gives exactly zero support to the particular religiously-specified selection.

2011年6月29日 · (Iris Hammelmann: "Alltagsphänomene: unglaublich aber wahr" (engl. "Everyday phenomenons: Unbelievable but true"). Compact-Verlag, 2008, ISBN 978-3-8174-6411-1 -- Link lifted from the German Wikipedia article on Lightning) (Don't picture a box on the ground, picture a length of detcord strung between the ground and the clouds.

2024年9月18日 · The It's Something Wiki shows a diagram of the remains of human giants, the tallest one being 36 feet (1097.28 cm.) THESE SKELETAL FIGURES REPRESENT "JUST A FEW" GIANT HUMAN REMAINS, ... archeology Dan Getz

2016年5月6日 · 45 trees per 55 square feet would leave only 1.22 square feet for each tree, which is obviously silly. However, 45 trees in a square area 55 ft on each side (i.e. 3025 square feet) works out to one tree per 67 square feet, which is well within the range of your estimates. I wonder if that's where the mistake came from originally. –

2024年10月12日 · This page on wikipedia has multiple food sources, and while sunflower oil has only omega 6 unsaturated fatty acids, flax seeds/linseed oil has four times as much omega 3 as 6, which is comparable to the oily fish which have ratios from 13 : 1 to 1 : 31 Omega-6 : omega-3.

2017年1月22日 · The ABC quote about "people were required to go through one of seven checkpoints" does seem to refer to the non-ticketed portion of the mall, as there are seven labeled "National Mall Access Points" in the official Secret Service map, for access to the non-ticketed portion of the mall.

No, not in the sense that you mean. It isn't only Mythbusters that have debunked this one. Even if your feet only make contact for a brief moment, the weight of a human, plus the weight distribution of a person makes balancing on a dynamic very difficult. Further explanation here …

If we speculate that the 135 dB level is for about 3 meters, Wikipedia has a jet engine at 150 dB at 30 meters (which matches the top end of the 110-140 dB range at 100 meters). Another 5 dB is 3x more less power per unit area, or sqrt(3) ~= 1.7x more distance, so a jet engine at 170 meters is probably roughly comparable to a Moluccan cockatoo ...

2016年11月15日 · The East Antarctic ice sheet (the major Antarctic ice sheet with ice up to 15,000 feet thick) first appeared in the Miocene, 15 million years ago. Throughout most of the Antarctic ice sheet history, global CO2 levels were 1000-2000 ppm (compared to present 400 ppm), so the recent minuscule rise of CO2 is peanuts compared to what it has been.

2011年4月28日 · In my childhood days there was this proposition/myth that claimed there is a big chance that you'd die from a shock induced heart failure (hart attack/cardiac arrest) before hitting the ground, when