Who Made It?

In 2015, the number of emails sent and received per day totaled over 205 billion, which means almost 2.4 million emails were sent every second, or some 74 trillion emails were sent every year. Around 40% of the world population has an Internet connection today; 20 years ago, it was less than 1%.

The autumn equinox signals a colorful spectacle, and not just with the leaves changing their coats, but more specifically the ‘Aurora season’. According to NASA, geomagnetic storms are twice as frequent as the annual average during the fall.

The world’s largest flower is the gargantuan ‘Titan Arum’, measuring three meters high and with three meter petal circumference. It’s also an absolute stinker – so bad is the stench of rotting flesh that it is known as the ‘corpse flower’.