The average smartphone today has more computing power than NASA had during the entire Apollo 11 Moon mission.

Iceland runs almost entirely on geothermal and hydroelectric energy — it is one of the greenest countries on Earth.

Wikipedia has over 65 million articles across all languages — English alone has over 6 million.

Gyroscopes maintain their orientation in space and are used in navigation systems for aircraft, ships, and spacecraft.

The first computer bug was a literal bug — Grace Hopper's team found a moth trapped in a Harvard Mark II relay in 1947.

GPS exists because of Einstein’s theory of relativity correcting time differences.

Moore's Law observed that transistor density on chips doubles approximately every two years — this held for roughly 50 years.

The first video game ever sold commercially was Computer Space in 1971, before Pong.

The first computer virus was created in 1983 as an experiment — it spread via floppy disks and was called 'Elk Cloner.'