Meaning of science trivia

Answer 1

The phrase 'trivia questions' means questions that ask or reveal little known facts about a topic. Often, these facts are deemed of little importance or of little interest to most people.

For example, consider Lake Superior. A fact question might ask about its borders, which are: the Canadian province of Ontario to the north, the US states of Minnesota to the west, and Wisconsin and Michigan to the south.

Trivia, however, gives minute details about Lake Superior, such as:

• It is the largest of the 5 Great Lakes.
• The lake's basin was created 1.1 to 1.2 billion years ago during the mid-continent rift
• A thick flow of lava went into the Superior basin for over 2 million years, with erosion in between lava flows.
• It is now the largest freshwater lake in the world.
• Superior totally froze over in 1997

• Length: east-west 350 miles/563 km

• Width: south-north 160 miles/257 km

• Average Depth: 489 feet

• Shipwrecks Recorded: 350 ; more than 1,000 lives have been lost.

• If you drown in Lake Erie or a ship goes down, it is unlikely you or the ship would be found because it is so deep.

• Elevation: approx. 602 feet/183 meters above sea level

• Water Surface Area: 31,700 square miles/82,100 square kilometers

• one inch of surface water is equal to 553 billion gallons

• Flushing Rate: 400-500 years for a complete water change; e.g. for it to completely empty and refill (if we could see that occur)

• Shoreline Total: 2,980 miles/4,795 kilometers including island shorelines

• Basin population: 425,500+ U.S. citizens and 181,500+ Canadians

• Lake Superior plays a large part in weather for surrounding land areas

• Yearly average visitor count: 3-4 million persons.

That's trivia, and some people really enjoy learning trivial facts.

Answer 2

it is a big found of the science trivia to representative of the scientist to help the other scientist to make a other way for a experiments.

Answer 3

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