The lowest point on Earth (in the ocean) is the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean, south of Japan near the Mariana Islands at 36,198 feet (6.9 miles or 11 kilometers).



What is the lowest DRY point on Earth?



The 'winner' is no doubt the shore of the Dead Sea in the Middle East, which is about 1,300 feet or 400 meters below the sea level.

Are you wishing that there are more hours to the day than the 24 hours we currently have? Well, you will have your wish granted provided you live long enough!



The moon used to be much closer to the Earth a billion years ago, and take just 20 days to go around us to make a lunar month. A day on Earth back then was only 18 hours long. The moon is still moving away, at about 1.6 inches or 4 centimeters a year. Meanwhile, the Earth's rotation is also slowing down, lengthening our days. So, if you live long enough, your wish for more hours in a day will be granted!

The distance of the surface of the Earth to the center is about 3,963 miles or 6,388 kilometers. Most of the Earth is fluid. The mostly solid skin of the planet is ONLY 41 miles (66 kilometers) thick, that is, relatively speaking, thinner than the skin of an apple

Azmir Abdullah, a 27-year old engineer, raced against a Cash, a 11-year old former race horse. Azmir had to run 100 metre while Cash had to cover 150 metre. Azmir clocked 14.18 seconds for 100 m. while Cash clocked 13.85 seconds. Horse therefore won the race.