Things That are the Longest
This is the longest river in the world, measuring in at 6,650 km.
Nile River
Actor lookalike who does the dangerous action scenes as an iconic red London vehicle.
Stunt double decker bus
Home to Old Faithful, this national park in Wyoming was the first.
Yellowstone National Park
An 8-stripe design was tough to make, so pink & turquoise were nixed from the 1979 version of what's known as this 5-letter flag.
Pride flag
At just 22 years old, this Chicago Bulls point guard became the youngest MVP in NBA history after averaging 25 points and nearly eight assists per game.
Derrick Rose
This British monarch reigned over the country the longest, for 70 years.
Queen Elizabeth II
A venue for volleys and lobs where violators of military law are prosecuted.
A tennis court-martial
This national park is the hottest, lowest, and driest place in the United States, and has set records for the hottest temperatures recorded on the planet.
Death Valley National Park
On the flag of this branch of the U.S. armed forces, the year 2019 appears in Roman numerals
Space Force
Known as “The Freak,” this Giants pitcher won back-to-back Cy Young Awards in 2008 and 2009 and helped San Francisco win three World Series titles.
Tim Lincecum
This is the longest book of the Bible, coming in at 150 chapters.
Psalms
Luxury auto from the Ford company that also served as George Washington's fighting force
Lincoln Continental Army
This national park's most notable feature was formed 7700 years ago when an ancient volcano collapsed.
Crater Lake National Park
As a tribute to its Swiss founder, this organization's flag is identical to the Swiss flag, but with an inverted color scheme.
The Red Cross
This No. 1 overall pick helped turn the Clippers into “Lob City,” winning Rookie of the Year before becoming one of the most feared dunkers in basketball.
Blake Griffin
This man-made object is the furthest distance from Earth, at 25.8 billion km away.
Voyager I
CBS sitcom about Ted Mosby's search for the nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in India
How I Met Your Mother Teresa
This national park is also the largest island in Lake Superior. The relationship between its wolf and moose populations has been studied extensively.
Isle Royale National Park
Now featured on the license plate of many a lifted pickup truck, this flag originated during the American Revolution and expresses a distaste to colonial overreach.
Gadsden flag
This explosive Eagles receiver completed the “Miracle at the New Meadowlands” with a walk-off punt-return touchdown against the Giants in 2010. Now you can find him on the sideline as the head coach at Delaware State.
Desean Jackson
At 667.8 km long, this bluegrass state cave system is the longest in the world.
Mammoth Caves
Haley Joel Osment sees Jane Austen spin in her grave as Kate Winslet & Emma Thompson chew scenery in this period piece.
The Sixth Sense and Sensibility
Only accessible by boat, this national park contains an old Civil War fort on one of its islands.
In the 1880s French militant Louise Michel (who wasn't in a punk band) popularized a flag linked to this radical movement.
Anarchism
This Virginia Tech receiver finished his Hokie career with 165 catches for 2,658 yards, but Tech fans may remember him best for his incredible diving catch against Michigan in the 2012 Sugar Bowl — a catch that was controversially overturned on replay.
Danny Coale