CURIOSITIES:
– Ellora – religious complex – Largest temple of world
34 temples :
17 – Ancient Hindu (dated to the 600-900 A.D.),
– Kailasa – Hindu temple, considered the most beautiful of all buildings in Ellora.
– Fort Jefferson – Florida, USA
– In left fortress-reserve
– Centralia – Pennsylvania, USA – Under city eternal fire
– Annapurna – Himalayas, Nepal – Risky for climbers
– St Kilda – Hirta – Atlantic, Scotland – Exiled people
– Hashima – Kyushu, Japan – Island is hell
– Great Sphinx in Giza – Egypt
– Pitch drop – The longest laboratory experiment
– Gary Gabelich – Exceeded by car 1000 km/h in 1970
– Most dangerous volcanoes – Still unpredictable
– Battle of Somme – The attack of French and British
– Bowling game – One of the oldest sports of world
– Andre-Marie Ampere – Thoughtful and versatile scientist
– Hammurabi Codex – Set of laws of ancient Babylon
– Kayan tribe women – Secret of women giraffes
– Tungsten – Developed in plastic form in 20th century
– Minor metals – Breakthrough in perception of metals
– Ponte Vecchio – Old Bridge connects two Arno banks
– Vasco da Gama – Researcher of sea route to India
– Real North America discoverer
– Human beauty ideal – Man inscribed in circle and square
– Iran military situation – After the end of World War II
– Brothers West – Dactyloscopy and anthropometry
– Isaac Newton – English physicist and mathematician
– Christian Doppler – Austrian physicist and mathematician
– Albert Einstein – German – Jewish physicist
– Catastrophic whirlwind – Strongest tornado
– Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin – Soviet cosmonaut
– Galileo Galilei – Philosopher, physicist, astronomer
– Luigi Galvani – Italian physicist, physician, physiologist
– Thomas Alva Edison – American light bulb inventor
– Werner Karl Heisenberg – German physicist, philosopher, quantum mechanic
– Maria Curie-Sklodowska – Polish PhD in physics
– Otto Hahn – German physical chemist
– First human heart transplant – management Christiaan Barnard
– Charles Lutwidge Dodgson – British mathematician, logician, writer
– First photographing method – Invention of daguerreotype
– Albert Schweitzer – French theologian, philosopher, physician
– First Winter Olympics – Chamonix in the French Alps
– First treatment raw penicillin – Bactericidal effect discovery
– Ancient Persia wells – Archaeological research in Iran
– John Harrison – English carpenter and watchmaker
– Wilhelm Roentgen – German physicist
– Max Planck – German physicist
– Guglielmo Marconi – Italian inventor of radio
– Disaster RMS Titanic – British liner sank
– Chernobyl Disaster – Accident in nuclear power plant
– Provided solar eclipse – Made by Thales of Miletus
– Nicolaus Copernicus – Heliocentric vision of universe
– Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit – Thermometer inventor
– Pierre Curie – French physicist
– First climbed Mount Everest – Hillary, Norgay expedition
– First human vehicle – Sledge used to carry loads
– Antimalarial effective drug – Isolated Quinine
– Jean Baptiste de Lamarck – French biologist
– John Dalton – English physicist, chemist, meteorologist
– Alexander Fleming – Discoverer of penicillin
– Ilya Ilyich Mechnikov – Zoologist and microbiologist
– Charles Darwin – English naturalist
– Carl Friedrich Gauss – Mathematician, physicist, astronomer
– Hans von Euler-Chelpin – Swedish chemist and biochemist
– Robert Oppenheimer – American physicist
– Abraham Ortelius – Geographer, cartographer
– William Harvey – Anatomist and physiologist
– Johannes Stark – Electrical discharges in gases
– Vere Gordon Childe – Researcher of Neolithic era
– Melvin Ellis Calvin – American physical chemist
– Wilhelm Friedrich Ostwald – Modern physical chemist
– Ignacy Domeyko – Mineralogical researcher of Chile
– Johann Gregor Mendel – Augustinian order member
– Maria Curie-Sklodowska – Radiochemistry, radioactivity precursor
– Antonie van Leeuwenhoek – First microscope creator
– Pierre Larousse – Creator of 15-volume Encyclopedia
– Alfred Nobel – Scientist, industrialist, inventor
– Louis Lumiere – Pioneer of world cinematography
– William Edward Boeing – Aviation pioneer, designer, pilot
– Alfred Tarski – Polish mathematician, philosopher
– James Clarke Ross – Officer, explorer, discoverer
– Napoleon Cybulski – Endocrinology and EEG pioneer
– Max Theiler – Vaccine against yellow fever discoverer
– Antoni Lesniowski – Polish surgeon
– Alexander Jagiellon – Crowned in Wawel Cathedral
– Brothers Montgolfier – Constructors of first baloon
– Ancient Greek writing method
– Tadeusz Rejtan – Polish patriot
– First mirrors – Neolithic mirrors of obsidian
– First electric elevator – Skyscrapers transport
– First dentists – Appeared in ancient Egypt
– First underground railway – London Underground
– Migration map – Human move from Africa to Europe
– Fifth taste – Japanese psychophysics discovery
– Vikings washing – Once a week
– When established chemotherapy
– Prehistoric human – Research of male Y chromosome
– False oil forecasts history – Fear of oil shortage
– Egyptian pharaohs genetic analysis
– Most famous Polish Egyptologist
– First elevator – Raised by pulley – hand reel
– Cheops pyramid – Pyramids of Egypt
– Richard Feynman – Hiding in nanotechnologies
– Barcode – Invention of laser system
Alcohol creation location – Oldest alcoholic beverage
– Chessboard origin – Chess arose in the Far East
– Soviet aspirations towards Denmark
– Continent after war – Europe at end of World War II
– Pope changes name – Direction of pontificate
– Pablo Picasso – Spanish artist
– Taxed service – Referring to census of 1659
– British Labour Party director – Ed Miliband family
– Alaska sale – Russian tsar Alexander II contract
– Last guillotine convict execution
– Neolithic swastikas – Oldest from the fifth century BC
– Winners award – A. Eichmann during the trial in 1961
– Cartel planned aging products – Collusion in 1924
– Morris Worm – First computer worm
– Robert Morris – First person convicted of cybercrime
– Egyptian catacombs – Contains dog mummies
– First public railway line – The Rocket locomotive
– Vesuvius remains active – Volcano near Naples
– Bluetooth Logo – It is the rune of Harald Blatand
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