In 1998, 143 million children were born.
What is “Children in Africa”?
“Children in Africa” is a Danish association that works for better conditions for children in Africa, the association has 1000 members.
How many grains of sand are there in the Sahara?
The number of grains of sand in the Sahara is estimated to be 1800 trillion.
How big is the largest crocodile caught?
The largest crocodile ever caught was 6.2 meters long. It was caught in Papua New Guinea in 1982.
What are skis made of?
Originally skis were made from strong but flexible wood, such as ash, but today they are made almost exclusively from fiberglass or carbon fiber, often with a wooden core to prevent them from breaking easily.
What is the chemical name of lactic acid?
Lactic acid (used to acidify milk for cheese) chemical name is 2-hydroxypropanoic acid.
How many cases of stroke are there in Denmark?
Annually, there are between 10,000-12,000 new cases of stroke in Denmark, 20% die within 30 days.
What happened in 1918?
In early June 1918, the third German offensive stalled northeast of Paris, ending the Battle of the Aisne River.
What is the area of the Pacific Ocean?
With an area of 169.2 million square kilometers, the Pacific Ocean is almost as big as all other oceans combined.
What was the first icebreaker?
The first icebreaker is believed to be the Russian icebreaker Pilot from Kronstadt, built in 1864.
