Giant Science
This largest living structure on Earth, made of billions of tiny coral polyps, can be seen from space.
What is the Great Barrier Reef?
Invented by computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee in 1989, this is the official three-word name for the system represented by "WWW."
What is the World Wide Web?
This iconic chocolate goods brand, known for its yellow packaging, was named after an inn in Massachusetts where the recipe was first invented.
What is Toll House?
Released in 2022, this handheld gaming PC by Valve allowed players to take their entire PC Steam library on the go.
What is The Steam Deck?
This shipping giant’s logo famously features a hidden, right-pointing arrow tucked perfectly into the negative space between the letters "E" and "x."
What is FedEx?
Measuring up to 100 feet long, this massive, prehistoric shark ruled the oceans millions of years ago and had teeth the size of a human hand.
What is the Megalodon?
Developed by the U.S. Department of Defense in the late 1960s, this network was the first to use the technology that laid the groundwork for today's internet.
What is ARPANET?
Known for its signature red wax coating, this brand of small, round cheeses was first produced in France in 1952 before becoming a staple in American lunchboxes.
What is Babybel?
This 2020 Nintendo Switch phenomenon let players escape to a deserted island to catch bugs, harvest fruit, and pay off a massive home loan to a tanuki.
What is Animal Crossing: New Horizons?
The classic 1970s rainbow striping on Apple's original computer logo was deliberately ordered by Steve Jobs to highlight this specific, groundbreaking hardware capability of the Apple II monitor.
What is color display?
This protein's scientific name is sometimes stated to be the longest word in the English language at 189,819 characters.
What is Titin?
In 2012, this catchy music video by South Korean artist Psy became the very first YouTube video to break 1 billion views.
What is "Gangnam Style"?
Invented by a candy salesman in 1953, this brand of fruit-flavored bricks became famous for its mechanical plastic dispensers shaped like cartoon characters.
What is PEZ?
This massive 2016 mobile phenomenon had millions of players walking around the real world using their smartphones to track down virtual creatures at local landmarks.
What is Pokémon GO?
The unique logo for this massive, green-themed audio streaming app features a tilted radio wave icon that is intentionally asymmetrical, because the designers thought a perfectly straight icon looked too boring.
What is Spotify?
This 13-mile-high Martian shield volcano is the tallest mountain in the entire solar system.
What is Olympus Mons?
This YouTube video was the first to be uploaded on the platform by co-founder Jawed Karim.
What is "Me at the zoo"?
This carbonated beverage brand was originally created in 1940 by a German businessman because trade embargoes stopped him from getting the syrup needed to make Coca-Cola.
What is Fanta?
When Microsoft launched the Xbox 360 in 2005, it introduced this digital score system that tallies up points whenever a player unlocks an in-game achievement.
What is Gamerscore?
Legendary graphic designer Paul Rand created the minimalist, striped 8-bar logo for this massive tech giant in 1972, selecting the parallel bars to represent speed, dynamism, and corporate unity.
What is IBM?
Formed by the collapse of giant stars, TON 618 is an ultra-massive one of these cosmic objects, weighing 66 billion times the mass of our sun.
What is a Black Hole?
Launched in 1994, this online destination was the very first major search engine and web directory to achieve widespread global popularity.
What is "Yahoo!"?
In 2004, this corporate snack giant actually won a patent lawsuit against a competitor to protect the unique, "multi-layer" baking process used to create its famous grid-shaped woven wheat crackers.
What is Nabisco? (Triscuits)
In the legendary puzzle-platformer Portal, this passive-aggressive, singing artificial intelligence guides you through the dangerous Aperture Science testing tracks.
Who is GLaDOS?
In 1977, graphic designer Milton Glaser sketched this world-famous municipal logo with a red crayon on the back of a scrap piece of paper while riding in the back of a New York City taxi cab.
What is I ♥ NY?