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The longer mankind lives, the more secrets people discover about one of the most mysterious organisms: the human body. Ans we mostly learn facts we never expected. The human body is a really fascinatingly complex machine – from the incredible way your eyes develop over time to the surprisingly large number of muscles it takes just to talk! You’ve probably wondered at least once why older people’s noses and ears are bigger than yours or why you can’t remember what you dreamed about the night before?
Well, get ready because this isn’t your typical anatomy lesson. Bright Side collected the most amazing facts about the human body. We bet you haven’t even suspected many of them.
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How many smells the human brain can memorize 0:56
How many muscles are behind your ability to speak 1:18
Why you usually don’t remember your dreams 1:32
How many bones are in the human body 2:02
How long the brain is active after a person dies 2:30
How long the heart can beat outside the body 2:55
Why people grow up in outer space 3:14
Can the human body eat itself? 3:40
What the length your small intestine is 4:11
Why you have two kidneys 4:31
Can you breathe and swallow at the same time? 4:49
Why people make such a wide array of sounds 5:10
Why older people’s noses and ears are bigger than yours 5:30
How much water we consume in our lifetime 5:53
A pregnant woman’s brain 6:25
Can stomach acid dissolve metal? 6:56
Is your tongue unique? 7:25
Your little finger is stronger than you think 7:46
Why we call our muscles “muscles” 8:18
Bacteria in your belly button 8:43
Something about blushing 9:16
What people and slugs have in common 9:37
The way you tilt when kissing 10:07
How babies see the world 10:54
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SUMMARY:
– You probably smell a lot of things every day! But you’ll never guess how many smells the human brain can memorize in a lifetime…50,000! And that’s why different smells can immediately spark a specific memory.
– It’s easy to open your mouth and talk, right? Then you’ll be shocked to know that 72 different muscles are behind your ability to speak.
– Speaking of the heart, it can actually beat outside the body! Thanks to a machine called the Organ Care System, or OCS, donor hearts can be kept alive longer during transport, increasing travel time by up to 12 hours!
– While it might not look like it from the outside, your small intestine is 23 feet long. So if you could stretch it out and hold it up, it’d be taller than an adult giraffe!
– Ever notice how a lot of your organs come in pairs, like the lungs and kidneys? It’s so that if you were to lose one, your body could still function with the other. That’s how people can donate a kidney and still live on the one they have left.
– Speaking of the voice box, humans, unlike other primates, have one that sits lower in their throat. That’s why people make such a wide array of sounds. If that’s the case, then Mariah Carey’s voice box must be way down in her stomach!
– Adults are recommended to drink around 2 liters of water a day. That means by the time you’re 70 years old, you’ll have chugged down 51,000 liters, which is over 13,000 gallons of water!
– Your tongue has patterns on it that are completely unique to you. Your teeth are also one-of-a-kind, and no one else can have the exact same dental print as you either!
– The word “muscle” comes from a Latin term that translates to “little mouse”. Ancient Romans thought muscles looked like little mice, so the decided to call them as such.
– Blushing requires you to be aware of what others think about you, which humans are definitely capable of. That being said, some people are more susceptible to blushing than others.
– So it’s no surprise that humans share 98.4% of their DNA with chimps. But did you know that you also share 70% of your DNA with slugs and 90% of it with domesticated cats?
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The new design of the Nutrition Facts label is meant to make it easier for consumers to make informed food choices. One of the most noticeable changes is the calories are now in a larger, bolder type.
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We tend to think that we know our own bodies perfectly. We know how they work and what kinds of changes and processes are occurring in them every second of the day. But in fact, the human body is one seriously complex and mysterious mechanism that sometimes confuses even the most qualified specialists — doctors and scientists.
We at PointPlay PK found 21 stunningly interesting facts about our body that deeply impressed us in hindi/urdu. Did you know about all these?
1. A tongue print is absolutely unique; remember this when showing it to somebody!
2. A single hair can hold the weight of a hanging apple. However, scientists don’t specify the dimensions of the apple.
3. The number of bacteria in a person’s mouth is equal to the number of people living on Earth, or even more.
4. Nails that are soft and brittle, with no moon, could indicate an overactive thyroid.
5. The speed of an incoming brain impulse is about 400 km/h.
6. There are not just four different blood types as we used to think, but in fact 29! The rarest of them belongs to the Bombay subtype, which is common for a small group of families in Japan.
7. Over the course of just one day, our blood ’runs’ the distance of 19,312 kilometers.
8. The total length of all the nerves in the human body is 75 kilometers.
9. A human makes approximately 20,000 breaths per day.
10. Almost all people in the world have special mites on their eyelashes called demodex.
11. A human eye can distinguish up to 10 million different colors. But our brain can’t remember all of them.
12. Our ears keep on growing throughout our lives with almost unbelievable speed — a quarter of a millimeter per year!
13. The heart beats 35 million times a year. Yes, 35 million. A year!
14. Every day, the human body loses about one million skin cells — that amounts to 2 kilos every year.
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In spite of the fact that you have to take it with you everywhere you go (or at least we hope so), we are willing to bet there are a good number of things you didn’t know about your body. As amazing as it is, it can also be very strange and hopefully by the time you get done reading these 25 crazy facts about the human body you’ll have come to know yourself a little better on the inside.
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What do you know about your body? These 17 Facts About the Human Body Will Send Chills Down Your Spine. These amazing facts may still be hard to swallow, but you will absolutely be all ears to hear about them.
Did you love science at school? Let’s face it, only a handful of us had the stomach for learning all the scientific stuff back then by heart.
Today’s topic will be easier to perceive. What is more, it will be much more exciting. We have 17 jaw-dropping facts about your body that may still be hard to swallow and digest, but you will be all ears to hear about them!
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TIMESTAMPS
Your brain generates enough electricity to power a light bulb. 0:49
Human teeth are roughly as strong as shark teeth. 1:25
Stomach acid can make a hole in your skin. 1:59
The human hair is virtually indestructible. 2:44
Humans can create up to 7,000 different facial expressions. 3:09
Babies have over 60 more bones in their bodies than adults. 3:33
The resolution of the eye is estimated to be around 500 megapixels. 3:55
An adult’s skin weighs around 17,6 pounds on average. 4:26
The human skeleton regenerates itself every 10 years. 4:52
Your eyes stay closed for about 10% of your waking hours. 5:14
Your kidneys filter all of your blood about 25 times a day. 5:45
The pink corner of our eye is the third eyelid. 6:15
The liver is capable of fully regenerating its original size. 6:39
Your heartbeat synchronizes with the rhythm of the music you are listening to. 7:05
The enzymes that are responsible for digesting the food will begin to digest the human body itself after death. 7:32
Some of the atoms in our bodies are stardust that is billions of years old. 7:44
In an average lifetime, the heart pumps around 53 million gallons of blood. 8:14
SUMMARY
17 Jaw-Dropping Facts You Didn’t Know About the Human Body:
– When you are awake, your brain is known to generate electricity in the amount of about 15-25 watts. This power is quite enough to keep a low-wattage LED lamp shining!
– The fun part: the enamel which covers the top of your teeth is the hardest part of your whole body.
– Hydrochloric acid is a typical “inhabitant” of a human stomach. This type of acid is industrial-grade and can, in fact, destroy metals!
– Even the content of your bloodstreams such as vitamins, drugs, or alcohol, can be found out from a strand of hair analysis.
– According to scientists, there are four main facial expressions: angry, afraid/surprised, happy, and sad. Based on these, all the rest of 7,000 expressions are performed.
– Babies are born with as many as 270 bones. Later on, some of the bones start fusing together, for instance, the bones of the spine.
– The resolution of the human eye is estimated to be around 500 megapixels. It makes them 72 times more precise than the rear camera of iPhone 6.
– The skin weight makes lifting up another human being so difficult. Another interesting fact about your skin is that every square inch of it is covered with more than six hundred sweat glands.
– You always have a blend of old and new bones in your body.
– A person blinks on average 15 times a minute, though it is proved that women do it twice as often as men.
– Only one percent of the blood they filter turn into the urine, the rest is redistributed throughout the body. A kidney of an adult isn’t big at all, in fact, its size can be compared to that of a fist.
– Humans retain a tiny fold in the inner corner of the eye. It is what is left from a membrane birds, and mammals have had for protecting the eye and sweeping out debris, at the same time providing visibility.
– People who donate part of their liver to those who are in need, don’t have to worry about their health. Their liver will soon regenerate the part which has been donated.
– Music, especially the one that contains a continuous increase in volume or tempo, makes your heartbeat synchronize with it.
– The enzymes make human organs start to digest the body. And they then team up with microbes, and the process of decomposition begins.
– All plants, animals, your food, even your car contain pieces of distant stars.
– This fist-sized organ beats around 115 thousand times a day and pumps 2,000 gallons of blood. In a lifetime, the number of its beats can reach 3 billion!
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