In his book "De Magnete," William Gilbert coined the name of what related-to-magnetism phenomenon?
In 1799, Alessandro Volta's voltaic pile gave us a way to maintain a continuous flow of... what?
In 1879, Thomas Edison promised to make WHAT "so cheap that only the rich will burn candles"?
Indonesia and China produce 75% of the world's supply of what flavoring that's sometimes called cassia?
If you're looking at a "mulled" beverage recipe, it most likely calls for entire sticks of what bark?
For those who hate their insides, what spicy spice is the main flavor of Fireball whiskey?
Four of the world's first sky lobbies were on the 44th and 78th floors of what early '70s construction project?
America's highest-grossing restaurant of 2000, Windows on the World sat atop what building complex?
The Oscar-winning "Man on Wire" documented a high-wire walk between the towers of what Manhattan landmark?
The lyrics to "America the Beautiful" came from a poem named for what landmark?
What "purple mountain" is named for a guy called Zebulon who never reached the top?
You can practically see the thing from Kansas. That's the main reason for the historical significance of what alliterative Colorado mountain?
"Orcs & Humans" was the subtitle to the first video game in what series?
A 2016 not-that-hit movie smushed together the sprawling plot of what Blizzard series?
Over 5 million man-years have been wasted exploring the online "World" of what franchise?