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    BBC Shows What have Happened Since You were Born

    March 15, 2015No Comments1 Min Read
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    The BBC made a website where you can find out some facts about what has happened in the world since you were born. And also some other curiosities that might be interesting to keep an eye on.

    To use the service, you enter the date of your birth, your gender, and length. The site will then generate a lot of facts based on that information.

    Among other things, you will find out how many times your heart has beaten since your birth, how much the world’s population has increased during this time, how many eclipses that have occurred, and much, much more.

    Find out by hitting the link below or by clicking the house fly picture.
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    Your life on earth

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