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No space is entirely silent.
There is no atmosphere in near-empty regions of space. Sounds travel through the vibration of atoms and molecules in a medium such as air or water. In space where there is no air, the sound has no way to travel which means that sound has no way to travel.
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The album cover page turns into the upside-down, and the time bar turns into a flashlight pointing at the album cover.
In a node to the upside-down from ‘Stranger Things,’ Spotify decided to play tricks on its subscribers by making even the soundtrack an enticing Sci-Fi experience!
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Finn Wolfhard.
Finn Wolfhard portrays Mike in the show ‘Stranger Things.’ While sending his audition tape, he had to film from bed because he was sick.
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A Chevrolet Corvette C1 from 1962.
The black convertible car that Luci is usually seen driving around is actually a 1962 Corvette!
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Lucifer making deals with desperate people.
Initially, Lucifer was going to be all about bargaining with desperate people in order to collect favors from them on a later date. After seeing how well the series worked as a police procedural, the series was revamped after the pilot.
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Trigedasleng.
Trigedasleng is the language spoken by the grounders, which was created by the same person that created the Dothraki, the language spoken in Game of Thrones!
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Hot Pie.
Ben Hawkey, otherwise known as Hot Pie, opened a real-life Game of Thrones-themed bakery in London, cleverly titled ‘You know nothing, Jon Dough’
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Joffrey Baratheon.
While we see Robert as king of the Seven Kingdoms in the beginning of the show, he is never seen sitting on the throne on camera!
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Sarah Drew.
Sarah Drew portrays Dr. April Kepner in the show. It is said that she went into labor thirteen hours after filming her birth scene in the show.
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119.760 dollars.
It was calculated by a fan of the show that by the end of Season 10, Joey had amassed 119.760 dollars in debt to Chandler!
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