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Juggling is said to increase the volume of gray matter in a child’s brain by 3 percent. “Learning a difficult perceptual-motor skill—juggling—induced a 3 percent increase in the volume of gray matter in visual attention areas,” write Yale scholars.

The sun isn’t merely that far-away ball of gas – it has an atmosphere that extends far beyond Pluto! The northern lights, for example, are the result of the interaction of solar winds with the earth’s magnetic field. In a manner of speaking, we live inside the sun!

Rembrandt van Rijn was a notorious curmudgeon, much to the annoyance of his students. One day, they decided to play a prank on their teacher: they painted coins on the studio floor – which the maestro actually tried to pick up!