FACTS OF HUMAN BODY

 

HARD WORKING  HEART

         The heart is the hardest-working muscle in the body. Every day, it creates enough energy to drive the semi-truck over 18 miles(30 kilometers). Over the lifetime time it is equal to driving to the moon and back.

AMAZING BRAIN

        The brain is 60% fact, but it still works hard. At any given time, your brain can generate up to 25 watts of power, which is enough to power a light bulb.

EYES

        If the eyes were digital, they would have 576 megapixels. The eye can distinguish about 10 million colours.

FAST SNEEZE 

        The typical human sneeze can travel at just under 40mph (64 km/h). That's the speed of a tiger.

GROWING HAIR

        Your hair grows nearly one-quarter of an inch ( 6millimetres) every four weeks. Hair keeps on growing for 6 years. The hair then falls out, and another grows in its place.

WOMB WITH A VIEW

        Babies in the womb grow 8,000 new brain cells every second. Newborn babies can recognize their mother's face after just a few hours.

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