Jonny: Truth! There's actually a pretty interesting story here as well. When it was first discovered, there was a great deal of debate on what to call the planet. The discoverer wanted to name it after King George, but of course, the non-English speaking world was not too fond of this idea, and it wasn't until a whole bunch of scientists started lining up in favor of the word 'Uranus' that it really got momentum. The deal was finally cinched, however, when Martin Klaproth named his new element, Uranium, after the planet. And so, I guess that's a tremendously boring story if you're not a huge dork like me, so I'll make it up to you with this next fact.

Jory: Due to the lack of gravity, men experience a marked increase in their "lightsaber" while in space.

Jonny: OR

China has released a set of 100 requirements for would-be Chinese astronauts, and they're kinda ridiculous too. The would-be astronauts can't have any cavities, they can't have bad breath, they can't have any scars on their body, and for three generations in their family, they can have no history of serious illness.

Truth or fail! You only got two choices, they're over this way, mmm, over there.

Jory: Yeah

Jonny: Over there, that way.