The five questions from that day's Ballpark, each with its answer, the fact behind it and a link to the source. Rather play it first? It is in the archive.

2.3M doses
2.3 million doses, made by 21 US companies working together. In March 1942, treating a single patient had used up half of the entire US supply. Source
Image: Science Museum, London / Wellcome · CC BY 4.0, cropped

108 double stitches
108 double stitches, or 216 individual ones, in red thread. Every ball is still made by hand. Source
Image: Tage Olsin · CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped

21.5M cars
21,529,464. The last one rolled off the production line in Puebla, Mexico, on 30 July 2003. Source
Image: Roger Wollstadt · CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped

27 bones
27: 8 in the wrist, 5 in the palm, 14 in the fingers. Source
Image: Mikael Häggström · CC0

24,390 pounds
24,390 lb per USDA. That is about 67 lb of milk every single day, and 7.2% more than in 2016. Source
Image: Keith Weller/USDA · Public domain