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  Batman Facts You Didn't Know 1.  Artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger are the creators of the original character. 2.  Batman’s fame came from his comic  Batman  released in 1940, but he first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in 1939. 3.  Batman’s First well-known TV performance appeared in the 1966 TV show simply named  Batman.  This ran for an astonishing 120 episodes until it stopped in 1968. His first TV appearance was actually in 1943. 4.  Batman has been around the block – over the years, he has had an array of love interests include Julie Madison, Catwoman, Vicki Vale, and of course Batwoman. 5.  In order of appearance, the actors who have played our beloved Batman are Lewis G Wilson, Robert Lowrey Adam West, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, Christian Bale, Will Arnett, and the last, and in some people’s opinions worst, batman is Ben Affle...

Fact Of The Post Mars has seasons like Earth. This is caused by the tilt of the planet’s axis, at a similar angle to the tilt of Earth’s axis. Interesting Facts About Mars 1.  Out of all the planets in our Solar System , Mars is the one that people believe is most likely to have a life of some sort. 2.  The Martian day is 24 hours and 37 minutes . 3.  Mars has polar caps like Earth , containing frozen carbon dioxide and a small amount of water too. 4.  It is believed that Mars once had water flowing around it like Earth once . It is possible that it could have had a blue sky too . 5.  Mars has seasons like Earth . This is caused by the tilt of the planet’s axis , at a similar angle to the tilt of Earth’s axis . 6.  The tilt of Mars’ axis is 25.19°. 7.  The Sun  appears about half the size on Mars as it does on Earth. 8.  Rocks from Mars have landed on Earth from meteorite impacts blasting debris through space . 9.  The planet Mars...

Sun Facts NASA 1. The Sun weighs an incredible 1,989,100,000,000,000,000,000 billion kilograms. That’s roughly the weight of 330,060 Earths! 2. If the Sun was hollow, then it could be filled up with approximately 960,000 spherical Earths . However, if the Earths were squashed inside the hollow Sun with no space wasted then about 1,300,000 would fit inside. 3. The Sun’s surface area is 11,990 times greater than the surface area of the  Earth . 4. Our Sun is just one of approximately 100 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy! 5. Many believe that nine planets are orbiting around the Sun in our Solar System – these being  Mercury ,  Venus ,  Earth ,  Mars ,  Jupiter ,  Saturn ,  Uranus,  and  Neptune . However, there are technically only eight as  Pluto  is classified as a Dwarf Planet. 6. There are also four other Dwarf Planets kept in orbit by our Sun’s massive gravitational pull . These are Ceres, Haumea, Makemake, and E...

 Sunway Facts And History 1. The BMT sandwich , the ham pepperoni, and salami combo are named after the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit system. 2. In 2014 it was reported that Subway sold a staggering 7.6 million subs per day. That’s not far off from the population of New York! 3. The original Subway was opened in 1965 through a $1,000 loan. Fred DeLuca took the loan from a friend and opened up his first store in Connecticut called Pete’s Super Submarines. 4. Doctor’s Associates Inc. is the name of the company that oversees the Subway franchise. The name derives from Fred’s goal to earn enough money to pay for medical school. 5. Subway hand-picks every single black olive they use in their sandwich, rather than the more damaging but less time-consuming process of machine-picking that other brands use. 6. On opening Pete’s sold just over 310 submarine sandwiches and charged no more than 70 cents for the subs. 7. The lunchtime classic, the 6-inch, was initially called “the Snak” wh...

Domino's Facts And History 1. The chain was originally called “Dominick's” , after the founder Tom Monaghan and his brother purchased the already existing pizza shop in 1960 in Ypsilanti, Michigan. 2. In 1965, Monaghan had opened three pizzerias and the name was changed to “Domino’s Pizza” , as the original owner said Dominick's wasn’t allowed to be used anymore for the expanding business. 3. Domino’s has around 17,000 stores across 90 countries , with around 100,000 delivery drivers and a total of more than 350,000 employees. 4. Across the globe, on average three million pizzas are sold at Domino’s every day. 5. In 1992 Domino’s offered its first national non-pizza item; breadsticks. 6. The founder was a college dropout. 7. In 2013 the first vegan domino’s pizza was created in Israel using soy-based  cheese  for the gooey topping. 8. Every country has a different favorite topping, squid is the most popular topping in  Japan , and France’s favorite is fresh cream. 9....

Food Facts About Coconut 1. The name  coconut  is actually a combination of  nut , and the Portuguese word  coco , after the face-like image the shell has with the 3 holes . 2. Coconut grenades were a weapon used in World War II by the Japanese in which a coconut was filled with items most importantly a grenade, and then thrown at the enemy. 3. In  April  2007 the largest coconut ensemble was held with 5,877 people in London. They played it to the Monty Python hit “ Always Look on the Bright Side of Life “. 4. In 2011, Ho Eng Hui managed to pierce 4 coconuts in 12.15 seconds in Milan to set a world record. 5. People have actually used coconut fibers over the centuries to construct robust armor. This includes the natives of the Kiribati islands, who used woven coconut string to build their suits. 6. Coconuts, in different forms, are anti-viral, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, and anti-parasite. 7. On average, three and a half cups of coconut equates to 1 t...

Fact Of The Post In 2012 the population of  Canada  was around 35 million. 1.   In Snag, Yukon, the coldest temperature in Canada was recorded at -81.4 F (-63 C) which is roughly the same temperature as the surface of  Mars ! 2.   There are over 3,000 lakes in Canada, making its surface area covered by lakes more than any other country in the world. 3.   To put things in perspective, Canada is larger than all of the European Union. You could fit 81,975 Walt Disney Worlds inside Canada! 4.   The northernmost permanently inhabited place in the world is Alert, Nunavut which is just 507 miles (817 kilometers) from the North Pole. 5.   Canada has the longest coastline in the world, running at 125,556 miles (202,080 kilometers) long, bordered by the Atlantic, Arctic, and Pacific. 6.   Canadians eat more   pasta   than any other nation! 7.   Quebec C...