Swackett Fun Fact: The average golf ball has 336 dimples.
Swackett Fun Fact: Air at Sea Level
Swackett Fun Fact: A Cubic yard of air at sea level weights over 2 pounds.
Swackett Fun Fact: Atmospheric Materials
Swackett Fun Fact: It is estimated that 1,000 tons of material enters the atmosphere every year and makes its way to Earths’ surface.
Swackett Fun Fact: Achoo
Swackett Fun Fact: Each year American vegetation sends out 1,000,000 tons of pollen into the air.
Swackett Fun Fact: Sad But True
Swackett Fun Fact: Sad but true, in September 2005 hundreds of giant bug-eyed squid, Humboldt squid, weighing as much as 17 pounds, washed up in Newport Beach, California.
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Mysterious Flying Object
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Lenticular clouds, often mistaken for a mysterious flying object, are masses of cloud with strong internal uplift that are formed as wind speeds up while moving around a large land object such as a mountain.
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Cicadas
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Cicadas can’t vibrate their wings when the humidity is very high, so they may be silent when rain is approaching.
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Strongest Wind
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: The strongest ever recorded wind was on Mt. Washington, New Hampshire, USA at an amazing 231 mph!
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Deer and Elk
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Deer and elk sometimes react to wind and air pressure by doing down from mountains and seeking shelter.
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: Alaskans First
Swackett Weather Fun Fact: In 2005, Alaskans spotted their state’s first ever tornado.