10 things we didn't know last week
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-37194084 Version 0 of 1. 1. In the Grand Canyon, the US postal service delivers mail by mule. Find out more (Smithsonian) 2. It would take 112,000 years to fly to the nearest Earth-like world travelling at 25,000mph. Find out more (Seeker) 3. Woody Allen spends $100 a week on lottery tickets. Find out more (The Guardian) 4. Lawyers in the US are forbidden from using terms like "honey" and "darling" in court. Find out more (New York Times) 5. Action movie star Jason Statham has kicked more people in his films than he has punched. Find out more (Gizmodo) 6. Elephants can't stand chilli powder. Find out more (Washington Post) 7. The winner of the First Lady cookie bake off has predicted the Presidential winner each year since 1992 - except in 2008. Find out more (Mic) 8. There's a strong chance the most hated word in the English language is "moist". Find out more 9. Dolls designed to put girls off pregnancy may encourage them instead. Find out more 10. Japanese companies pay handsome men to make staff cry. Find out more Seen a thing? Tell the Magazine on Twitter using the hashtag #thingididntknowlastweek Follow @BBCNewsMagazine on Twitter and on Facebook |