It's False - A cow produces closer to 40 glasses of milk a day

It's False - the average daily laughter quotient is a more miserable 15 times daily !

It's False - The closest star is our own sun - which is about 100 million miles, or eight light-minutes, away.

It's False - in the eye of a hurricane, which ranges from 8-200 km across and lies at the centre of the storm, it is calm and still, fooling some people that the storm has passed. In fact the other half is still to come. The fastest wind speeds tend to be recorded at the edges of the eye.

It's False - The Leaf Beetle is the strongman of the insect world, and can haul a staggering 43 times its own bodyweight. If humans had this strength, the average adult could pull about 6500 pounds!

It's False . The lowest layer of the atmosphere is called the troposphere, which is about 14 kms thick with the stratosphere above it.

It's True - Music is written to a CD as a series of zeros and ones which are burned into a track on the surface of the disc. If you unwound it the track would stretch 3 and a half miles. It would also take you over 80 years to write out by hand all of the noughts and ones that encode the music on one single CD !

It's False – The deepest part of the ocean is about 11km, and is called the Marianas Trench, while Mount Everest may be the tallest mountain in the world but it is only about 8km tall so it would be covered up if you put it in the sea.

It's True - Covering an area of over 35 hectares in the eastern Alps the 'honey mushroom' is thought to be Europe's biggest, and one of its oldest, fungi. The gigantic fungus is only visible at this time of the year when it puts up mushrooms. The rest of the year it's hidden in the soil.

It's True Greek philosopher Leucippus of Miletus and his pupil Democritus came up with the idea of atoms in 450 BC. The word atom comes from the ancient Greek “atmos”, which means uncuttable, because Leucippus and Democritus thought that they were the smallest form of matter and couldn’t be further divided. Obviously we now know that atoms are made of subatomic particles including protons, neutrons and electrons.