9. Toasty Summer Mornings on the Surface of Venus
Morsel: Venus's surface has temperatures that are hot enough to melt lead.
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8. The Age of All that is
Morsel: The current scientific estimation of the age of the universe is about 13.799 billion years.
6. The longest word without vowels
Morsel: Twyndyllyngs, which means ‘twins’, is the longest word in English without vowels if obsolete words are considered.
4. Walnut's mask restriction
Morsel: In Walnut, California it is illegal for someone to wear a mask or disguise without a permit from the sheriff – so possibly no Halloween costumes without a permit.
3. A slug's “noses”
Morsel: Slugs have no noses at all: they use two of their tentacles to smell and an air hole to breathe called the 'pneumostome'.
2. Light's trip to Neptune from the Sun
Morsel: It takes about four hours for light from the Sun to reach Neptune.
1. The origin of the word 'Science'
Morsel : The word ‘Science’ comes from the Latin word ‘Scientia’ meaning ‘knowledge’.