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In 2020, Genichi Mitsuhashi became Japan’s first official graduate of ninja studies.

The tallest man-made structure in the world. How was it constructed? https://t.co/ak5TybWXy7

On December 1, 2022, World AIDS Day, the journal Science published the highly promising results of a small Phase 1 clinical trial for an HIV vaccine. Find out more at https://t.co/Ofa1o9UuAN 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/NsgAY5O4xl

There's a brand new episode of QI going out tonight 10pm on @BBCTwo and it's all to do with THRILLS & SPILLS. Starring Sandi, Alan, Nish Kumar, Suzi Ruffell and Mark Steel! #QI https://t.co/hV0InGTQlp

Dutch company Lightyear, which has spent the last six years developing technologies to make the world's first solar-powered electric vehicle has now entered a very important phase of its lifetime. Find out more at https://t.co/yj5J86HBMt 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/mMLQY2nLvp

67.2% said True but unfortunately it's False. BonBon Land is actually in Denmark. https://t.co/59tuCAIi6S

Some conditions have been applied however to control space debris and safety. https://t.co/WXxALiUgM5

89.8% of you said True and you are correct! https://t.co/Tqw0PoPPxC

This woodchipper helps to cut the wood into pieces. https://t.co/CiUSHA6oYu

73.2% said False and you are correct! The most common stain is actually urine. Vomit comes in second and, curiously, ‘unidentifiable stain’ comes in fifth. https://t.co/Voa9ojqH7S

The event is likened to the Chicxulub collision on Earth. https://t.co/zRhAtlna8Y

True or False In 2011, a lorry crashed on the M1 spilling enough Marmite to cover 24 million slices of toast.

The Second World War left many economies in tatters, yet, despite the carnage, some companies managed to thrive in the aftermath of the war. https://t.co/2uGjf5OSba

Right, we're off to get snacks in before the show starts at 10pm on BBC Two. See you there! https://t.co/QoXyBjgaYB

74.7% said True and they are right! Whether or not you'd want it on your toast is a different question altogether...