Norwegian passports display the aurora borealis under a UV light.
You can be blocked from getting a Swiss passport if your neighbours find you too annoying.
Horses competing in the Olympics have their own passports and fly business class.
A beer tap on an aeroplane would dispense only foam.
The world’s most popular beer is called Snow and is virtually unknown outside China.
The most common job in the UK is ‘manager’.
In 2016, a London company advertised for an ‘emoji translator’.
In 2017, the US Secret Service advertised for a ‘social media sarcasm spotter’.
If you blend 25 random pictures from the Internet, the result will be orange.
‘International orange’ is the specific shade of orange used for NASA spacesuits, the Tokyo Tower and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Saturn’s North Pole is blue.
NASA provided the first American woman in space with a specially designed make-up kit.
American astronauts on the International Space Station can vote in elections by email.
In 2015, President Obama made it legal for Americans to own asteroids.
The smallest satellite ever made weighs less than a smartphone.
NASA spacesuits are called Extravehicular Mobility Units.
Chocolate, salmon and whisky are the UK’s top three food and drink exports.
In January 1205, it was so cold in England that wine and ale froze and were sold by weight, not volume.
The US’s ninth-largest brewery has made a new beer from recycled sewage water.
In Finland, you can buy a party pack of 1000 cans of beer.
In Sweden, you can buy toilet paper called Krapp.
The original patent for the toilet-roll holder showed the paper hanging over the holder, not under.
Post-it notes should be peeled with the sticky strip vertical, not horizontal.
Wrapping paper is only 100 years old.