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2012 in review

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2012 was the year the world did NOT end: the Maya calendar hype around 21 December dissolved into theme parties. What really did go down, in January, was the Costa Concordia, whose captain steered a fatal manoeuvre off the island of Giglio. Germany saw a lightning resignation: President Wulff quit over a loan affair and a voicemail threat, and Joachim Gauck took over. Science celebrated two once-in-a-century moments: CERN detected the Higgs boson, and the rover Curiosity survived its "seven minutes of terror" landing on Mars. London staged magnificent Olympic Games at which Usain Bolt repeated his sprint double, Spain dismantled Italy 4 to 0 in the Euro final, and Felix Baumgartner jumped from 39 kilometres up, breaking the sound barrier on his way back to Earth. Online, everyone danced "Gangnam Style" (the first video to hit a billion views) Facebook had a turbulent IPO, Obama was re-elected, Putin returned to the Kremlin, and Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Diamond Jubilee. As the year ended, the world mourned Neil Armstrong, first man on the Moon. Twenty questions about a year of high-flyers.

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Costa Concordia

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Which cruise ship ran aground off the Italian island of Giglio in January 2012?

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Costa Concordia

Captain Schettino left the ship before the evacuation ended.

💡 Did you know? The wreck's salvage became the most expensive in history.

Who became German president in 2012 after Christian Wulff's resignation?

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Joachim Gauck

Wulff had fallen over a loan and media affair.

💡 Did you know? Gauck previously headed the Stasi records agency.

Which long-sought elementary particle did CERN detect in July 2012?

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Higgs boson

Peter Higgs had predicted it almost 50 years earlier.

💡 Did you know? Higgs and Englert received the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Curiosity

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Which NASA rover landed on Mars in August 2012 after "seven minutes of terror"?

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Curiosity

The rover is still exploring Gale Crater today.

💡 Did you know? It once played "Happy Birthday" to itself: all alone on Mars.

Which city hosted the 2012 Summer Olympics?

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London

Usain Bolt repeated his Beijing sprint double.

💡 Did you know? In the opening film, the Queen "parachuted" in with James Bond.

By what record score did Spain win the Euro 2012 final against Italy?

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4-0

Spain became the first team to win Euro, World Cup and Euro in a row.

💡 Did you know? Germany had fallen to Italy in the semi-final: a Balotelli double.

39 kilometres

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From what altitude did Felix Baumgartner jump in October 2012, breaking the sound barrier in free fall?

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39 kilometres

Millions watched the Red Bull Stratos jump live online.

💡 Did you know? His exit line: "I'm coming home now."

Which music video by South Korea's Psy became the first to hit a billion YouTube views in 2012?

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Gangnam Style

The song topped charts for weeks.

💡 Did you know? YouTube had to upgrade its view counter because of the video.

Who won the 2012 US presidential election?

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Barack Obama

Obama won nearly all the battleground states.

💡 Did you know? His victory tweet was then the most-shared of all time.

Who returned to the Russian presidency in 2012 after four years as prime minister?

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Vladimir Putin

Dmitry Medvedev had "kept the seat warm" for four years.

💡 Did you know? The presidential term had meanwhile been extended from four to six years.

Which 'Maya apocalypse' doomsday date passed without incident in late 2012?

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21 December

The calendar didn't end: it simply began a new cycle.

💡 Did you know? The Hollywood film "2012" had fuelled the hype considerably.

Which hurricane hit New York and the US East Coast in October 2012?

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Sandy

Over 200 people died along its path; the damage was enormous.

💡 Did you know? The NYSE closed for two weather days: a first since 1888.

With which song did Sweden's Loreen win the 2012 Eurovision in Baku?

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Euphoria

Loreen even won Eurovision a second time in 2023.

💡 Did you know? Only one man ever won twice: Johnny Logan.

Which club won its first-ever double in 2012 under Jürgen Klopp?

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Borussia Dortmund

It was their second straight championship.

💡 Did you know? Bayern answered in 2013 with the treble.

Which social network staged the biggest tech IPO to date in May 2012?

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Facebook

The share price slumped at first before soaring later.

💡 Did you know? Nasdaq glitches overshadowed the first trading day.

Which first man on the Moon died in August 2012?

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Neil Armstrong

His ashes were buried at sea.

💡 Did you know? He always insisted his Moon quote contained a swallowed "a".

Which jubilee did Queen Elizabeth II celebrate in 2012?

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Diamond Jubilee

The highlight was a 1,000-boat pageant on the Thames.

💡 Did you know? Only Queen Victoria had reached a Diamond Jubilee before.

The 23rd film of which agent series celebrated 50 years on screen with "Skyfall" in 2012?

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James Bond

Adele's theme song won the Oscar.

💡 Did you know? Bond number one was 1962's "Dr. No".

In which country did the civil war escalate in 2012, dividing the city of Aleppo?

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Syria

The war would last more than a decade.

💡 Did you know? By 2015, the refugee movement reached Europe on a large scale.

Which superhero team-up film united Iron Man, Thor and Hulk on screen for the first time in 2012?

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The Avengers

It cemented the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Hollywood's biggest franchise.

💡 Did you know? The shawarma post-credits scene was shot after the premiere.

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