JF special thread kwaajili ya Facts

[Youngblood]

There is a water reservoir floating in space that is equivalent to 140 trillion times all the water in the world's ocean.

 

[Youngblood]

NASA scientists have discovered stars that are cool enough to touch.

 

[Youngblood]

Sunsets on Mars are blue.

 

[Youngblood]

Our moon is moving away from Earth at a rate of 1.6 inch (4 cm) per year.

 

[Cytochrome p450]

“Salvator Mundi” by Leonardo da Vinci is the most expensive painting in the world, valued at $450.3M

What about that of Monalisa?

 

[Youngblood]

NASA” stands for National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

 

[Cytochrome p450]

You can't cry on space because your tears won't ever fall.

[emoji23]fact nyengine ni za ajabu sana

 

[Abrianna]

You can't cry on space because your tears won't ever fall.

aisee, i am trying to figure out hayo machozi yatakua yanaenda wapi au yanaishia hewani

 

[BoManganese]

Kuna kabila liitwalo Mangbetu ambao wanatengenezena vichwa vyao na kuviweka katika shape fulani wakiamini ni alama ya urembo na kuwa na akili nyingi

Muda mfupi baada ya mtoto kuzaliwa hufungwa kitambaa kichwani kinakazwa ili kutengeneza shape ya kichwa waitakayo

Kwasababu ubongo ni kiungo kilaini sana hivyo hukuwa kutokana na shape ya fuvu mara baada ya kichwa kukomaa ndio umbo la kichwa linakuwa sawa kama wanavyotaka

 

[Cytochrome p450]

Astronauts in space can't tell if their bladders are full. They are trained to relieve themselves every two hours.

Nasikia kuna space foods vimetengenezwa in such a case its absorption in the intestine is approximately 100% which means once they eat, minimal waste products (only during metabolism) are going to be produced.

 

[Youngblood]

[emoji23]fact nyengine ni za ajabu sana

[emoji23][emoji23]

 

[Cytochrome p450]

Sunsets on Mars are blue.

Wakina Elon hebu changamkeni tukaone mambo mazuri huko[emoji2]

 

[Cytochrome p450]

Kuna kabila liitwalo Mangbetu ambao wanatengenezena vichwa vyao na kuviweka katika shape fulani wakiamini ni alama ya urembo na kuwa na akili nyingi

Muda mfupi baada ya mtoto kuzaliwa hufungwa kitambaa kichwani kinakazwa ili kutengeneza shape ya kichwa waitakayo

Kwasababu ubongo ni kiungo kilaini sana hivyo hukuwa kutokana na shape ya fuvu mara baada ya kichwa kukomaa ndio umbo la kichwa linakuwa sawa kama wanavyotaka

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Kwa bongo mwanamke akiwa na kichogo hana raha, kazi kukificha na mawigi[emoji16]

 

[Youngblood]

aisee, i am trying to figure out hayo machozi yatakua yanaenda wapi au yanaishia hewani

Hayatoki nadhani it's because of gravity

 

[Cytochrome p450]

Hayatoki nadhani it's because of gravity

Yah! Kwenye space gravity inapungua.

Kuna point in space, gravitational force ni zero.

Ukifika hapo tunasema umefika kwenye “Point of No Return”

 

[BoManganese]

Kwa bongo mwanamke akiwa na kichogo hana raha, kazi kukificha na mawigi[emoji16]

Usipojikubali lazma uteseke[emoji28]

 

[BoManganese]

Psychologically;

If you’re in someone’s view, but they aren’t looking at you, start copying their movements. After a few minutes, you can then initiate movements and they’ll copy you. Cross or uncross legs, play with hair, etc.

If you’re getting the sense that someone cross the room is makin’ eyes at you, go ahead and yawn. If they yawn back, you know who they’ve been looking at.

If you have customers coming up to your counter, putting a mirror behind you will give them a chance to see themselves — to really see themselves — before they act like Karen-like (i.e. yelling at you for things that aren’t your fault).

Whatever your friend has just said, paraphrase it and say it again. The person who talks to you will subconsciously get the feeling you are a really great listener. Just don’t go too far with the paraphrasing thing.

When meeting someone new, when you first make eye contact, quickly raise your eyebrows and let your face fall back to a relaxed smile. It kicks their subconscious into the idea that they already know you and can trust you. It takes a bit of practice though, as timing is the difference between genuine and creepy body language.

Smile when you walk around the office/yard/whatever. People either think you are some kind of maniac and leave you alone (good) or they smile back and make your day

 

[BoManganese]

When you are talking to someone, suddenly look behind him. He will immediately turn and look behind himself to see what it was that made you look. If you do this 3–4 times he will be throughly creeped out and will actually change his position so he can himself command the view of what’s behind him. It works even better in a situation where there’s a view behind. This trick is truly creepy because in the right kind of ambiance, the person feels there’s someone he cannot see, and quickly freaks out.

When you are talking to someone, look at your watch with sudden movement. The person you are talking to will feel very uncomfortable that he is encroaching on your time and will try to leave you. He may even ask you if yo are in a hurry. (Somehow, looking for time on your mobile phone does not produce the same result, though looking at a wall clock does.)

When you are talking to someone, abruptly shush him in the middle and try to act as if you’re trying to listen to something faint that he couldn’t hear. You might add some special effects like: ‘Hey, did you hear that?’ Very creepy! Do it a couple of times and he will turn very uncomfortable.

When you are talking to someone, if you lower your volume or whisper, the person will automatically lower his own volume to suit your pitch or whisper back, even if he doesn’t know why you suddenly whispered. It works best in argument situations, explanations, lecture or controlling others when somebody is getting louder than you like. You lower your volume and he has to climb down.

 

[WORLD WAR 5]

ANOTHER FACT !!!

[emoji654] waefeso 6 : 10 na kuendelea .

Asanteni ..........

 

[Abrianna]

What about that of Monalisa?

3.4 million dollars sema Monalisa ni maarufu sana