Top 100 World Facts
Uncover the Most Fascinating Facts About Our World!
This book is a comprehensive guide to the most interesting and important facts about the world. It covers topics ranging from geography, history, politics, culture, and more. It contains 100 facts about the world that will surprise and educate readers. It is a great resource for anyone who wants to learn

The Earth's largest lake by surface area is the Caspian Sea.
Rank: 23Explore the Depths of the Caspian Sea - The Earth\'s Largest Lake by Surface Area
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The Earth's largest desert is the Sahara in Africa.
Rank: 10Explore the Endless Wonders of the Sahara: The Earth\'s Largest Desert in Africa
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The Earth's most snowfall in a year was 31.1 meters in Mount Baker, Washington.
Rank: 53Experience the Unprecedented: 31.1 Meters of Snowfall in Mount Baker, Washington!
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The Earth's smallest country by land area is Vatican City.
Rank: 57Explore the World\'s Tiniest Nation: Vatican City
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The Earth's most populous city by area is Hulunbuir, China.
Rank: 54Explore the Largest City in the World: Hulunbuir, China
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The Earth's revolution period around the sun is approximately 365.25 days.
Rank: 20Experience the Wonders of Our Planet\'s Yearly Cycle: 365.25 Days of Revolution!
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The Earth's official languages are none, but the most spoken languages are Mandarin, Spanish, and English.
Rank: 14Uniting the World Through Language: Mandarin, Spanish, and English
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The Earth's largest island is Greenland.
Rank: 24Explore the Wonders of Greenland: The Earth\'s Largest Island!
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The Earth's biosphere includes all living organisms.
Rank: 42Uniting Life on Earth: Celebrating the Diversity of Our Biosphere
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The Earth's shortest river is the Roe River in Montana.
Rank: 60Experience the World\'s Most Compact Waterway in Montana\'s Roe River!
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The Earth's lowest temperature ever recorded was -89.2 degrees Celsius at Vostok Station, Antarctica.
Rank: 51Chilling Out: A Record-Breaking Cold Snap at Vostok Station, Antarctica
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The Earth's shortest mountain is Mount Wycheproof in Australia.
Rank: 61Experience the World\'s Smallest Mountain: Mount Wycheproof in Australia!
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The Earth's International Date Line is located in the Pacific Ocean.
Rank: 49Cross the Line and Experience a New Day Every Day!
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The Earth's fastest animal is the peregrine falcon.
Rank: 30Soar to new heights with the Peregrine Falcon - the Earth\'s fastest animal!
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The Earth's most populous country is China.
Rank: 12Explore the Land of Opportunity: Discover China, the World\'s Most Populous Country
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The Earth's deepest point is the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean.
Rank: 16Dive Into the Unknown: Explore the Depths of the Mariana Trench!
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The Earth's climate varies greatly from region to region.
Rank: 44Explore the World\'s Climate: From Polar Extremes to Tropical Climates and Everything In Between!
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The Earth's circumference is about 40,075 kilometers.
Rank: 3Explore the World - Measure Its 40,075 Kilometer Circumference!
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The Earth's Prime Meridian divides the planet into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
Rank: 48Explore the World\'s Boundaries: Discover the Eastern and Western Hemispheres at the Earth\'s Prime Meridian!
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The Earth is the third planet from the sun in our solar system.
Rank: 1Exploring the Wonders of Our Solar System: Discover the Third Planet from the Sun - Earth!
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The Earth's rotation period is approximately 24 hours.
Rank: 19Experience the World in a Day: 24 Hours of Earth\'s Rotation
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The Earth's largest volcano is Mauna Loa in Hawaii.
Rank: 27Explore the Power of Nature: Visit Mauna Loa, the Earth\'s Largest Volcano!
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The Earth's population is over 7.8 billion people.
Rank: 5Uniting 7.8 Billion People to Create a Sustainable Future for Our Planet.
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The Earth's largest rainforest is the Amazon Rainforest in South America.
Rank: 25Explore the Wonders of the Amazon: Discover the Heart of South America\'s Largest Rainforest!
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The Earth's longest day of the year
Rank: 63Experience the Solstice: 24 Hours of Uninterrupted Daylight!
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The Earth is approximately 4.54 billion years old.
Rank: 2Unlock the Secrets of Our Ancient World: 4.54 Billion Years and Counting!
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The Earth's crust is composed of various types of rock.
Rank: 38Uncovering the Secrets of the Earth\'s Rock-Solid Foundation
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The Earth's most rainfall in a year was 25.4 meters in Cherrapunji, India.
Rank: 52Witness the Unprecedented: 25.4 Meters of Rainfall in Cherrapunji, India!
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The Earth's least populous country is Vatican City.
Rank: 55Explore the World\'s Smallest Nation: Vatican City - Population 1!
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The Earth's diameter is about 12,742 kilometers.
Rank: 4Discover the Incredible Size of Our Planet: 12,742 Kilometers Around the World!
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The Earth's oldest fossil is approximately 3.5 billion years old.
Rank: 33Uncovering the Secrets of Our Ancient Past: 3.5 Billion Years and Counting!
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The Earth's highest mountain is Mount Everest, located in the Himalayas.
Rank: 8Climb to the Top of the World: Conquer Mount Everest in the Himalayas!
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The Earth's lithosphere is broken into several tectonic plates.
Rank: 40Unlock the Secrets of Our Changing World: Explore the Dynamics of Tectonic Plates
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The Earth's magnetic field protects it from solar wind.
Rank: 34Shielded from the Sun: The Earth\'s Magnetic Field Defending Our Planet from Solar Wind
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The Earth's highest temperature ever recorded was 56.7 degrees Celsius in Furnace Creek Ranch, California.
Rank: 50Breaking the Heat Record: 56.7 Degrees Celsius in Furnace Creek Ranch, California
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The Earth's tectonic plates are constantly moving.
Rank: 36Feel the Tremors: Witness the Constant Shifting of the Earth\'s Tectonic Plates
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The Earth's largest animal is the blue whale.
Rank: 29Discover the Magnificence of Nature\'s Largest Creature - The Blue Whale
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The Earth's moon is the fifth largest moon in the solar system.
Rank: 21Explore the Wonders of Our Solar System: Discover the Fifth Largest Moon - The Earth\'s Moon!
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The Earth's average temperature is 14.6 degrees Celsius.
Rank: 18Stay Cool: Protect Our Planet and Keep the Average Temperature at 14.6°C
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The Earth's seasons are caused by its tilt on its axis.
Rank: 45Unlock the Secrets of Nature: Discover How Earth\'s Tilt Creates the Seasons!
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The Earth's largest ocean is the Pacific Ocean.
Rank: 7Explore the depths of the Pacific Ocean - the Earth\'s largest ocean!
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The Earth's longest river is the Nile in Africa.
Rank: 9Explore the Mighty Nile: Discover the Wonders of Africa\'s Longest River!
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The Earth's most dangerous animal is the mosquito.
Rank: 31Don\'t let the bite of the smallest creature have the biggest impact.
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The Earth's poles have been covered in ice for the last 40 million years.
Rank: 46Uncovering the Secrets of Our Frozen Planet\'s Past
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The Earth's largest continent is Asia.
Rank: 6Explore the Wonders of Asia - The Earth\'s Largest Continent!
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The Earth's ozone layer protects it from harmful UV radiation.
Rank: 35Shield Yourself from the Sun: Protect the Earth with the Ozone Layer
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The Earth's smallest ocean is the Arctic Ocean.
Rank: 59Explore the Wonders of the Arctic: The Earth\'s Smallest Ocean!
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The Earth's oldest living organism is the Methuselah tree, a bristlecone pine.
Rank: 32Unlock the Secrets of the Ages with the Methuselah Tree, Nature\'s Timeless Gift.
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The Earth's largest country by land area is Russia.
Rank: 11Explore the Land of the Tsars: Discover the Wonders of Russia, the Earth\'s Largest Country by Land Area!
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The Earth's smallest continent is Australia.
Rank: 58Explore the Land Down Under - Australia, the Earth\'s Smallest Continent!
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The Earth's largest city by population is Tokyo, Japan.
Rank: 13Explore the World\'s Most Populous City: Tokyo, Japan!
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The Earth's largest glacier is the Lambert-Fisher Glacier in Antarctica.
Rank: 28Explore the Wonders of Nature: Visit the Lambert-Fisher Glacier, the Earth\'s Largest Glacier in Antarctica!
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The Earth's most practiced religion is Christianity.
Rank: 15Discover the Faith that Unites Us All: Christianity - The World\'s Most Widely Practiced Religion
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The Earth's hydrosphere includes all water on the planet.
Rank: 41Explore the Wonders of Our Watery World!
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The Earth's atmosphere is divided into five main layers: the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, and exosphere.
Rank: 43Explore the Five Layers of Our Atmosphere: Unlock the Secrets of the Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, and Exosphere!
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The Earth's shortest day of the year is the winter solstice.
Rank: 62Experience the shortest day of the year, and the longest night of the season - the Winter Solstice!
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The Earth's equator is the line of latitude that divides the planet into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Rank: 47Discover the dividing line that brings the world together: The Earth\'s Equator!
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The Earth's core is composed of iron and nickel.
Rank: 37Explore the Inner Depths of Our Planet: Uncovering the Core of Iron and Nickel
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The Earth's largest living structure is the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
Rank: 26Explore the Wonders of Nature - Visit the Great Barrier Reef, Australia\'s Largest Living Structure!
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The Earth's mantle is composed of silicate rock.
Rank: 39Unlock the Secrets of the Earth\'s Core with Silicate Rock!
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The Earth's atmosphere is composed of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other gases.
Rank: 17Breathe Easy: Unlocking the Secrets of the Earth\'s Atmosphere
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The Earth's least populous city is Adamstown, Pitcairn Islands.
Rank: 56Explore the World\'s Most Remote City: Adamstown, Pitcairn Islands!
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