[Technology fact 1] Director Chris Paine has made two separate documentaries about the electric car’s history and future: Who Killed the Electric Car and Revenge of the Electric Car.
[Technology fact 2] In 1968, science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke predicted that by 2001, artificially intelligent machines would exist that matched or exceeded human intelligence. Such a machine, "HAL," features prominently in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey—screenplay written by Clarke and Stanley Kubrik.
[Technology fact 3] The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in conjunction with the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, created a mosquito emoji to describe illnesses, such as Zika and malaria, that are spread by mosquitos, in a way that illiterate people could understand.
[Technology fact 4] One of Jupiter's moons, Io, has the most active volcanos of any object in our solar system.
[Technology fact 5] If an electric car’s engine is powered by fuel cells that use hydrogen for fuel, the engine’s only outputs are electricity, water, and heat.
[Technology fact 6] The “Flatmobile” holds the record for the world’s lowest street-legal car at just 19 inches high.
[Technology fact 7] A single gram of synthetic DNA contains 250 PERABYTES of storage capacity and can be copied endlessly for free. This is enough storage to theoretically store every bit of datum ever recorded by humans in a container about the size and weight of a couple of pickup trucks (this information is as of 2017).
[Technology fact 8] The earliest depiction of quilting was discovered in Egypt; it was an ivory figurine of a pharaoh wearing quilted clothing, ca. 3400 BC.
[Technology fact 9] To create an accurate depiction of a black hole in the movie Interstellar, Kip Thorne, a theoretical physicist, wrote pages of theoretical equations to help the VFX team. The resulting visual effects provided Thorne with new insights, resulting in the publication of three scientific papers.
[Technology fact 10] Big Tent Books published a new picture book by plastic surgeon Michael Salzhauer titled My Beautiful Mommy that explains to kids why mom is getting a flatter tummy.
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