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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.

Person donating blood while squeezing a stress ball

A Packers fan who regularly sold his blood to buy tickets later learned that the habit had unknowingly protected him from hemochromatosis, a condition causing toxic iron buildup.

Woman with long dark hair holding hand up to block the camera

“Antisocial” is often misused; it actually means behavior that’s hostile or harmful to society. People usually mean “asocial,” which refers to a preference for solitude.

Upward view of the Burj Khalifa with glass windows reflecting sunlight

The Burj Khalifa has the most windows of any building in the world, with an impressive 24,348 windows covering approximately 120,000 square meters of glass.

Black dagger and double dagger symbols on a light blue background

The † symbol is usually written beside a person’s name to indicate that they have died; however, it actually represents a dagger, not a crucifix.

Person in a brown coat working on a laptop at a wooden table

In 2016, American workers forfeited 206 million vacation days, resulting in $66.4 billion in lost benefits.

A smiling man in a white chef's hat holding a slice of Swiss cheese with holes up to his face

Tyromancy is the practice of predicting the future by interpreting the shapes, patterns, and textures of cheese.

Two hands playing rock, paper, scissors with dramatic fire and smoke effects

“Rock, paper, scissors” originated in China during the Han dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE), where it was known as “shoushiling.”

Plastic price tags labeled Prime Rib Roast and Chicken Cordon Blue in a container

The Quakers invented price tags to stop haggling, believing it was unethical to charge customers differently.

James van Hoften and James Wetherbee in NASA uniforms with American flags behind them

The tallest astronauts to travel to space are James D. Wetherbee and James van Hoften, both standing 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 meters) tall.

Open family-size bag of ridged potato chips spilling onto wooden surface

Potato chip bags are filled with nitrogen gas to prevent oxidation and maintain crispness, ensuring the chips stay fresh and unspoiled.

Scientists in lab coats working with various chemical bottles, observed by military officials

Though there’s no proven “truth serum,” countries like Russia, India, and the USA have used psychoactive drugs in attempts to obtain truthful information.

Luggage and a backpack sit by an airport window, with a plane visible on the tarmac

An Iranian refugee lived in an airport in Paris for over 18 years. This true story later on inspired the movie “The Terminal.”

Red rocky landscape with layered cliffs under a cloudy sky, resembling Mars

Mars has an atmosphere that is 95% carbon dioxide with only traces of oxygen, and its surface pressure is less than one percent of Earth’s.

Sharks swimming around a vibrant, active underwater volcano

In 2015, scientists discovered sharks living in an underwater volcano near the Solomon Islands. However, human exploration is unsafe due to risks of burns from the heat and acidity.

Lunar module leg and discarded white bag on the Moon’s surface

There are over 400,000 pounds (181,437 kg) of trash on the Moon. While most of it is from crashed spacecraft and lunar landers, some is real trash, like human waste.

Tree dividing a night sky with moon and stars from a sunny daytime sky

Without the Moon, Earth’s rotation would be much faster, and a single day could last only about eight hours, since the Moon’s tidal pull gradually slows the planet over time.

Lush green tea plantations with neatly arranged rows on a hillside

Despite its famous tea culture, the UK ranks third in per capita tea consumption, with Ireland second and Turkey first, drinking over 1.5 times more tea than the United Kingdom.

Palm trees bending in strong wind and heavy rain during a hurricane

Walmart found that sales of strawberry Pop-Tarts spike significantly in the days leading up to a hurricane, increasing by about seven times their normal rate.

Large vintage microphone emitting sound waves on a rocky, fiery Venus-like surface

The dense, hot atmosphere of Venus would change how sound waves behave, so your voice would sound quite different from how it does on Earth.

A stack of colorful credit cards with EMV chips

EMV chip technology, named after Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, was first implemented in France in 1986, with Germany following shortly after.

Mars rover on rocky terrain with large red planet in background

Mars’ surface has been more thoroughly mapped than Earth’s ocean floor.

IKEA store with tall flagpoles and colorful banners in front

Each IKEA product category follows a specific naming theme, such as Swedish lakes for bathroom items and flowers for bed textiles, as part of a deliberate, organized system.

Row of white urinals in a public restroom

Around 20 million Americans suffer from Shy Bladder Syndrome, where they cannot pee if someone is nearby.