How does one play Dungeons and Dragons?

Daily Trivia / March 04, 2026

Players of D&D invent fictitious characters who embark upon imaginary adventures in which they battle many kinds of fictional monsters, gather treasure, interact with each other, and earn experience points, becoming more ...Read More

Why did the bakers mark their bread?

Daily Trivia / March 04, 2026

In 1266 A.D., English bakers were ordered to mark each loaf of bread so that if a faulty one turned up, "it will be knowne in whom the faulte lies." The bakers' marks were among the first trademarks.

What are the names of Mars' moons?

Daily Trivia / March 04, 2026

The moons of Mars are called Phobos and Deimos after two mythical horses that drew the chariot of Mars, the Roman god of war.

How high of a temperature can we generate?

Daily Trivia / March 04, 2026

The highest man-made temperature - 70 million degrees Celsius - was generated at Princeton University in a fusion power experiment in 1978.

How long is a palm stem?

Daily Trivia / March 03, 2026

Rattan palms found in the jungles of Southeast Asia have vinelike stems that trail along the jungle floor up to 250 feet in all directions.

How much did Hitchcock pay for Psycho?

Daily Trivia / March 03, 2026

Hitchcock bought the rights to the novel Psycho anonymously from Bloch for just $9,000. He then bought up as many copies of the novel as he could to keep the ending a secret. The film only cost $800,000 to make yet has ...Read More