samedi 5 octobre 2019

Top 15 des fun facts sur le monde qui nous entoure, par @factourism

Factourism prend des petits fun facts intéressants sur tout et n’importe quoi, puis il les illustre. Résultat, on a un compte Instagram mignon et divertissant à vous montrer. Peut-être même que vous apprendrez deux ou trois trucs. Et si c’est pas le cas, alors c’est que vous êtes déjà trop cultivés. Et chiants.

1. Les humains ont envoyé un homme sur la Lune avant même d'avoir mis des roulettes sur les valises

Premier homme sur la Lune : 1969

Les roulettes sur les valises : 1970

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Humans put a man on the Moon before they put wheels on luggage? ? {Weekend Repost}? On July 20, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first people to walk on the Moon. Meanwhile, their fellow humans back on Earth still had to carry their suitcases. Until Bernard Sadow, while on a trip back from Aruba, realised that adding wheels on luggage would be a good idea. It was hard to convince investors at first (“Nobody’s going to pull a piece of luggage with wheels on it!”), but finally managed to sold the first suitcases in October 1970. As for the form we know today, vertical suitcases with two larger wheels and a pull-out handle, humanity had to wait until pilot Bob Plath started his own luggage company in the late 1980s.? ? Source (short url): factourism.com/source/moon-luggage-wheels? ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #inventions #luggagebag #vintageluggage #carryonluggage #travelluggage #moonlanding #travellingram #travellinggram #travellingourplanet

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2. Une cuillère de miel, c'est le travail de toute une vie de 12 abeilles

3. Les avions volent plus lentement aujourd'hui que par le passé

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Airplanes fly slower today than they did in the past? ? A flight from New York to Houston in 1973 took about 2,5 hours. It now takes almost 4 hours. This slowing down of flights is generalised. One reason has to do with fuel consumption: flying slower uses less fuel and airlines are making economies like this, especially in a time when the price of fuel raised a lot. Another reason is a practise known as “schedule padding”: airlines plan for generous flight times to avoid getting in the situation of being late.? ? Source (short url): factourism.com/source/flying-speed? ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #airplanespotting #airplanespotters #airplanemode #planesofinstagram #flights #flightlog #flight?? #airliner

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4. L'homme qui a inventé les publicités pop-ups s'est officiellement excusé auprès du monde entier

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The man who invented pop-up ads has officially apologised to the world. Ethan Zuckerman was the man behind one of the most hated forms of advertising in the late 90s. Zuckerman believes that “advertising is the original sin of the web” and that “the fallen state of our internet is a direct, if unintentional, consequence of choosing advertising As the default model to support online content and services.” “I’m sorry. Our intentions were good.” #factourism #facts #fact #true #dailyfacts #factsdaily #interestingfacts #factoftheday #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #didyouknow #illustration #drawing #animation #motiondesign #gif #popup #internet #advertising #ad #ads #website #window #invention #ethanzuckerman @ethanzuckerman #gifs #animators #digitaladvertising #uxdesign

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5. On a tous 0.2mg d'or en nous

6. 3h44 est l'heure à laquelle le plus de gens se réveillent pendant la nuit

7. Six briques Lego 2x4 peuvent être combinées de 915,103,765 façons différentes

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Six 2×4 Lego bricks can be combined in 915,103,765 different way? ? {Weekend Repost}? The Danish mathematician Søren Eilers was intrigued about Lego: there was an official answer to the question of how many different structures could be built from six classic rectangular Lego bricks —which was 102,981,500— but it wasn’t satisfying to Søren: it only took into account certain kind of constructions, but not every possible combinations. So he wrote a computer program calculating all the possibilities, and after half a week of computation got the answer to it all: 915,103,765.? ? Source: factourism.com/source/lego-combinations? ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #legofan #lego_hub #legocreator #legobrick #legobricks #mathematics #mathisfun

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8. Les vaches qu'on appelle par leur nom produisent 258 litres de lait en plus par an que celles qui ne le sont pas

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Cows that are called by name produce 258 litres more milk per year than those who aren’t? ? Cows that are stressed make less milk because of the interference of hormones, and the ones that are anxious are more likely to resist milking. A relaxed and cared about cow, however, is going to give more milk. A study conducted across British cows in 500 hundreds farms showed that the ones that had a name, usually alongside being gently stroked and talked to, got on average 258 more litres of milk a year. Baby cows that are not yet of age for making milk are also more likely to give a good amount of milk later on if they are treated as individuals rather than ignored.? ? Source: factourism.com/source/cows-name? ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #bovine #cowlife #cowstagram #cowlove #animalwelfare #milky #lactation #farminglife #dairyfarming

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9. Un crayon peut potentiellement dessiner une ligne de 56km de long

10. Tout le Nutella vendu en 1 an pourrait être étalé sur plus de 1000 terrains de football

11. Nettoyer sa maison est aussi mauvais pour la santé que fumer un paquet de cigarettes

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Cleaning the house is as harmful for the health as smoking one pack of cigarettes Cleaning exposes your lungs to chemical sprays and other cleaning agents, which causes damage to respiratory health in the long term. It is especially true for people doing cleaning as their job. A study found out that over time, the impairment caused by cleaning is similar to smoking cigarettes. “This study suggests that […] long-term respiratory health is impaired 10–20 years after cleaning activities. […] The effect size was comparable to the effect size related to 10–20 pack-years of tobacco smoking.” (A pack-year being the number of packs smoked in a day multiplied by the number of years spent smoking) ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #cleaningobsessed #cleaningtips #cleaninghouse #cleaningday

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12. Les astronautes peuvent voter depuis l'espace

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Astronauts can vote from space? ? Astronauts aboard the International Space Station, and previously the Mir station, are not exempt of voting duty. They get their ballot as an encrypted PDF in their e-mail inbox, can cast their vote from one of the onboard computers, and send it back to their voting clerk. It initially required some adaptation in the law down back Earth to accommodate for this derogation, but now people in space can voice their political preference almost like anyone else.? ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #votingrights #votingmatters #elections #voting #iss #spacefact #astronaut

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13. Si la Terre faisait la taille d'un grain de sable, le Soleil ferait la taille d'une balle de tennis

14. La Bibliothèque Universitaire de Harvard possède de nombreux livres reliés avec de la peau humaine

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The Harvard University Library has several books bound in human skin? ? {Weekend Repost}? Anthropodermic bibliopegy. That is the proper name for binding books with human leather rather than another animal’s. A morbid practice that was occasionally done in the 19th century and earlier. Some of the resulting books are now conserved in the Harvard Library at Harvard University.? ? Source (short url): factourism.com/source/books-human-skin? ? #factourism #facts #fact #factsdaily #dailyfacts #interestingfacts #instafacts #amazingfact #truefacts #worldfacts #coolfacts #allfacts #factoftheday #factsoflife #funfacts #didyouknow #illo #illustration #illustrators #vectorillustration #drawing #bookbinding #harvardlibrary #booksbooksbooks #books? #booksofinsta #skinart #skintips #bibliopegy

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15. Le drapeau des Etats-Unis a été dessiné par un lycéen pour un projet de classe

Il a eu un B, puis son prof a changé la note pour un A quand le Congrès américain a accepté le drapeau national.

Et voilà des fun facts sur les animaux, c’est cadeau.

Source : Factourism



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