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Daniel Ganninger

Published in
Knowledge Stew

What Does Space Smell Like?

Space does have a smell, but not all astronauts agree what it smells like.

14h ago

What Does Space Smell Like?

14h ago

Published in
Knowledge Stew

The Historical Origin of the Treadmill

The treadmill was once used as a form of punishment, and maybe that’s why it still feels that way today.

2d ago

The Historical Origin of the Treadmill

2d ago

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Knowledge Stew

The World’s Oldest and Deepest Lake

Lake Baikal holds the claim to fame of being not only the deepest lake in the world but also the oldest and the lake with the most volume.

4d ago

The World’s Oldest and Deepest Lake

4d ago

Published in
Knowledge Stew

The Poor, Misunderstood Calorie

Everything you ever wanted to know about a Calorie and how it’s calculated in our food.

6d ago

The Poor, Misunderstood Calorie

6d ago

Published in
Fact World

The Wonderful World of Completely Random Facts — Issue 88

Random facts about temperature, a big spill, bubblegum, horse manure, Norway bathroom art, fruit salad trees, and other great facts.

Feb 14

The Wonderful World of Completely Random Facts — Issue 88

Feb 14

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Knowledge Stew

The Darkest Material in the World

This material is so dark and black that it makes the surface of objects seemingly disappear.

Feb 12

The Darkest Material in the World

Feb 12

Published in
Knowledge Stew

The Time When A Pilot Shot Down a Satellite

On September 13, 1985, a U.S. Air Force pilot became the first person to shoot down a satellite.

Feb 10

The Time When A Pilot Shot Down a Satellite

Feb 10

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Knowledge Stew

The World’s Most Dangerous Garden

A garden in England holds some of the most deadly plants in the world.

Feb 8

The World’s Most Dangerous Garden

Feb 8

Published in
Knowledge Stew

The Secretary Who Changed How Mistakes Were Corrected

How a single mother in Texas came up with one of the world’s most popular office products — Liquid Paper.

Feb 6

The Secretary Who Changed How Mistakes Were Corrected

Feb 6

Published in
Knowledge Stew

The Time When the US and USSR Engaged in Peaceful Nuclear Explosions

How the United States and the Soviet Union tried to use nuclear detonations for commercial applications during the Cold War.

Feb 4

The Time When the US and USSR Engaged in Peaceful Nuclear Explosions

Feb 4

Daniel Ganninger

Daniel Ganninger

The Writer, Editor, and Lackey of Knowledge Stew and Fact World, and I write about interesting things. Come along for the journey at knowledgestew.substack.com.

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