20 Amazing Scientific Facts For Students

Science plays an important role in our day-to-day lives. Over the years, scientists have provided us with many innovations like computers, satellites, X-rays, and many more things that have made our lives easier and more accessible. However, explaining science-related things to students can be a tough nut to crack. They might become bored and lose interest while you are giving your everything to explain the concepts. What if we tell you an easier alternative? Here are some interesting scientific facts for students to make learning fun. 

Interesting facts about Science

In your school, if you never liked science and brainstorming physics numerical was never your niche, then these interesting facts about science will leave you stunned.

1. Oceans produce the majority of the Earth’s oxygen.
2. In a tablespoon of soil, there are many more organisms than people on our planet.
3. Since bananas have potassium and potassium decays, the fruit is slightly radioactive
4. Water exists in three states at a single time, which is known as a triple boil.
5. Helium can be considered a superfluid as it can flow frictionlessly when cooled to nearly absolute zero temperatures, or -460 degrees Fahrenheit or -273 degrees Celsius. 
6. Human genes have been mutated from over 145 genes consisting of bacteria, fungi, and other single-celled organisms and even viruses.
7. The sea animals have a special ability to know the earth’s magnetic fields, and with the help of this, they can get to know their location and surroundings.
8. Humans cannot taste their food without their saliva.
9. On the one hand, an adult body has a total of 206 bones, while a child’s developing body has 300 
10. Measuring only 11 inches in length, the stapes bone is the smallest in the human body and is located in the middle ear.
11. The longest cells in the human body are called motor neurons. They stretch from the lower spinal cord to the big toe, with a maximum length of 4.5 feet.
12. On one hand, cats have over 100 vocal sounds, and dogs, on the other hand, have only about ten.
13. Snakes only eat other animals, not plants, so they are considered carnivores.
14. The world’s largest amphibian is a giant salamander, which can grow to around 5 feet long.
15. Fleas have a 130-fold vertical leap. That is equivalent to a 6-foot-tall person leaping 780 feet into the air, measured in human proportions.
16. The pen caps have holes that can prevent suffocation if swallowed
17. Earth has much more trees as compared to stars in the solar system.
18. Water has the ability to boil and freeze at the same time.
19. Lizards smell through their tongues.
20. An hour of using headphones increases the number of bacteria in your ear by 700.

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