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Batman confronts Predator in a misty urban alley

Batman and Predator exist in the same fictional universe. Since 1991, they have been featured together in three comic books.

Two partially eaten Smuckers Uncrustables with visible peanut butter and jelly filling

Smuckers Uncrustables sends all of the crusts they cut off their sandwiches to be made into animal feed.

Illustration of 'Oumuamua passing through the inner Solar System near planetary orbits

Discovered in 2017, ‘Oumuamua was the first confirmed interstellar object ever observed passing through the Solar System.

Red cabin on a rocky island with a wooden dock, pine trees, and a small white boat nearby

Sweden has 267,570 islands in its territory. Of these islands, fewer than 1,000 are inhabited.

Passengers gathering around a man playing the piano in the lounge area of an airplane

In the 1970s, U.S. airlines installed piano bars, cocktail lounges, and restaurants on their larger planes. They were eventually replaced to add more seats.

Young Venetia Burney in a light-colored dress, looking to the side

Pluto was named by eleven-year-old Venetia Burney from England, who suggested the name after the Roman god of the underworld.

The White House, with a large, well-manicured lawn in the foreground

On February 17, 1974, Army private Robert K. Preston landed a stolen helicopter on the White House lawn to demonstrate his flying skills after being denied entry to flight school.

A colorful assortment of Lego bricks in various shapes and sizes

LEGO was named in 1934 by founder Ole Kirk Christiansen, who combined the Danish words “leg godt,” meaning “play well.” He later found that “lego” also means “I put together” in Latin.

Mercury passing in front of the Sun with solar flares visible

Mercury takes just 88 days, or about three Earth months, to complete one orbit around the Sun.

Wooden crate filled with ripe apricots in an orchard

California produces about 95% of the apricots grown in the United States.

Two Wells Fargo ATMs in a hallway in Antarctica

The world’s most remote ATMs are operated by Wells Fargo in Antarctica, serving over 1,000 residents at the U.S. McMurdo Station.

Asteroid in space with a sign reading 'Paradox Ahead'

The Fermi Paradox is the question of why we have not found evidence of intelligent alien life despite the vast size of the universe.

Close-up of a Yoda figure in Jedi robes with hand raised

In the 2011 U.K. Census, 176,632 people listed “Jedi Knight” as their religion.

Mars and Mercury both have approximately 38% of Earth’s gravity.

Kurt Russell in costume holding a rifle, wearing a fur coat and white shirt

While filming “The Hateful Eight,” Kurt Russell unintentionally smashed a 145-year-old Martin guitar, not realizing it wasn’t a prop.

The Mir space station orbiting above Earth with multiple attached modules and solar panels

The Soviet Union’s Mir space station spent 5,511 days in orbit, and was occupied by cosmonauts for 4,592 of those days.

Old telescope and tools beside Johann Heinrich Mädler’s 1840 map of Mars

In 1840, German astronomers Wilhelm Beer and Johann Heinrich Mädler created the first comprehensive map of Mars.

A person crouches beside a weathered shack with a stroller amid burning trash piles

Living near a landfill or waste site dramatically increases your risk of developing asthma, tuberculosis, and other health issues.

Four Royal Navy Sea Harrier jets flying in close formation above clouds

In 1983, a Royal Navy Sea Harrier made an emergency landing on the Spanish ship Alraigo; the owners claimed they “rescued” the jet under maritime law and received £570,000 compensation.

International Space Station orbiting above Earth with solar panels extended

The International Space Station is the largest human-made structure ever assembled in space, measuring approximately 358 feet (109 meters) in length.

Dry yeast spilling from a white container onto a wooden surface

Humans have been using yeast to produce alcohol for over 13,000 years, with evidence of beer brewing dating back to 11,000 BC in modern-day Israel.

Close-up of a vintage film reel unwinding on a flat surface

In 1971, a pizzeria owner made a movie about the Zodiac killer and hosted a premiere in San Francisco, hoping the real killer would show up and be caught.

The Sun with Mercury and Venus, two moonless planets, in space

Mercury and Venus are the only two planets in the solar system that do not have any moons.

Three women count ballots beside a wooden ballot box in 1895

Only 4% of women participated in the Massachusetts 1895 ballot for women’s right to vote. The few that did vote voted overwhelmingly in favor of the change.