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Fact #1

Qualatex latex balloons are made from 100% natural latex — not plastic. Our latex balloons are biodegradable, and decompose as fast as an oak leaf in your backyard!

Fact #2

Before toy balloons were invented people inflated pig bladders and animal intestines.

Fact #3

The first rubber balloon was made by Professor Michael Faraday in 1824, out of two sheets of rubber whose edges were pressed together.

Fact #4

Pioneer manufactures nearly one billion Qualatex latex balloons per year.

Fact #5

Hot air balloon was the balloon to make the first recorded manned flight. It was made by the Montgolfier brothers and launched on 21 November 1783.

Fact #6

The first gas balloon ended up destroyed by terrified villagers, after it landed, who didn’t know what it was.

Fact #7

The first use of a balloon for military purposes was like an observation point. This is one of the most  amazing facts ever.

Fact #8

Solar balloons are a type of gas balloons that use air that is heated by the sun's radiation and in that way gain buoyancy. The first man to fly in a solar balloon was a Tracy Barnes on 1 May 1973.

Fact #9

The first living beings that flew in a balloon were a sheep called, a duck and a rooster. Sheep had a name Montauciel which means "Climb-to-the-sky".

Fact #10

Latex balloons are Earth-friendly! Rubber trees grow in rain forests. Latex harvesting discourages deforestation because latex-producing trees are left intact. A tree can produce latex for up to 40 years!

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I love to know and share amazing information about random facts of Uranus planet for kids

#1

Uranus cannot be seen from the Earth without a telescope.

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The seventh planet from the Sun, it was not known in ancient times, unlike the planets fromMercury to Saturn.

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Uranus was first seen by William Herschel in 1781 during a survey of the sky using a telescope. In 1782 George III appointed Herschel as Astronomer Royal. StartsWilliam Herschel was born in Hanover, Germany. He moved to England in 1757 in order to follow a career as a musician but after buying a book on astronomy he became interested only in watching the sky. 

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Herschel also discovered 2 of Uranus moons with a larger telescope.

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Uranus is one of the “gas giants”, the four outer planets which are entirely composed of gas,Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

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Most of the centre of Uranus is a frozen mass of ammonia and methane, which gives it the blue-green colour. The atmosphere also contains hydrogen and helium.

#7

Uranus orbits the Sun lying on its side and takes 84 years to complete one orbit. The Earth goes round the Sun in 365 days, one year.

#8

Because Uranus is lying on its side as it orbits the sun, for nearly a quarter of its orbit one pole of the planet is in complete darkness. 

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Uranus takes 17.9 hours to turn once on its own axis, faster than the Earth, which takes 24 hours and gives us the change from day to night.

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Uranus was the ancient Greek God of the heavens whose sons were the Giants and Titans.

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Not many of us knows science facts that Uranus is the smallest of the four “giants”, but is still several times larger than the Earth. It has a diameter of 29297 miles, or 47, 150 kilometres, compared to the Earth’s diameter of just under 8000 miles, or 12,760 kilometres. 

#12

Uranus has a total of 27 moons, most of whom are named after characters in Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream. The five major moons are called Titania, Oberon, Miranda, Ariel and Umbriel. Umbriel is not from Shakespeare but is the “melancholy sprite” in a poem by Alexander Pope.

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Many of the facts on Vitamin C is known because for many people it is usually the first vitamin they learn about at school. Here is some facts about it.

1. Vitamin C is sometimes used to treat colds, and in very large amounts can sometimes be used as an additional medicine to treat some cancers.
2. Most plants and animals can actually make their own vitamin C. Humans, monkeys, and guinea pigs are among the very few that have to eat foods with vitamin C, as they can't make their own.
3. Since guinea pigs can't make their own vitamin C, like humans, they were one of the first really useful animals for testing purposes. Testing with guinea pigs actually helped discover what vitamin C was, and also helped prove how it could cure scurvy, which at that time was a very serious disease.
4. Vitamin C is the single most searched nutrient (vitamin, mineral or herb) on the Internet.
5. The next fact we have on vitamin C is that because it is a water-soluble vitamin, your body will get rid of any excess within a 24-hour period of consumption.
6. The fact that your body cannot store vitamin C means that you need your vitamin C from your meals and drinks every day. 
7. One more facts on vitamin C is that humans vary greatly in their vitamin C requirement.
8. It's possible for one person to need 10 times as much vitamin C as another person.
9. The main reasons for this wide variation can be attributed to a person's age and health status.
10. Our next vitamin C fact relates to how it interacts with other nutrients.
11. Like many vitamins and minerals, vitamin C is most effective when combined with other nutrients because it has significant interactions with several key minerals in the body.
12. Vitamin C can for example significantly improve your ability to digest and absorb the essential mineral iron.
13. It is also involved in the regeneration of vitamin E and these two vitamins appear to work together in their antioxidant effect.
14. Vitamin C detoxifies pollutants in your blood
15. Vitamin C's most important benefit is probably its role as a powerful water-soluble antioxidant in the human body.
16. In this role it protects the health and integrity of our cells by preventing oxygen-based damage and by detoxifying pollutants in the blood.
17. Another benefit of vitamin C is that it protects us against cardiovascular diseases by facilitating fat metabolism.
18. It provides protection against certain cancers, joint diseases and cataracts, which are all associated with vitamin C deficiency.
19. The body's immune and detoxification systems make special use of vitamin C ability to combat free radicals.
20. In this role it helps neutralize the effects of nitrites which are dangerous preservatives found in some processed foods.

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Vitamin C deficiency is rare because almost all the foods that we include in our diet contain some amount of Vitamin C. Smoking cigarettes lowers the absorption of Vitamin C, so smokers have a higher risk of Vitamin C deficiency.

1. Dry and splitting hair.
2. Gingivitis or inflammation of gums,bleeding of gums, rough, dry and scaly skin.
3. Reduction of the wound healing rate, easy bruising, nosebleed.
4. Decreased ability to ward off infections.
5. The most severe form of Vitamin C deficiency is scurvy. Scurvy leads to the formation of liver spots on the skin, spongy gums and bleeding from mucous membranes. A person with this ailment looks pale, feels depressed and is partially immobilised. In advanced scurvy, there are open wounds that subsequently lead to loss of teeth and, eventually, death.
6. Low levels of Vitamin C may lead to high blood pressure, gallbladder disease, stroke, cancer and atherosclerosis, the build-up of plaque that can lead to heart attack and stroke. Make sure you eat enough Vitamin C foods to reduce the risk of developing these conditions.

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Do giraffes have blue tongues? The answer lies in this writing. Let's see to discover the best answer for this amazing question

Melanin, which creates dark pigmentation in skin, is responsible for giraffe tongues' dark color. Although it is unknown exactly why giraffes have tongues that appear blue, purple and sometimes almost black, scientists believe that the animals' tongues have evolved this way for sun protection.

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Giraffes have prehensile tongues that wrap around leaves and can grow to be up to 20 inches in length. When feeding, the animals' tongues are frequently out of their mouths and exposed to sunlight, so the dark coloration serves to prevent them from getting sunburned. The underside of giraffes' tongues is a light pink color because it does not get as much sun and therefore needs less protection.

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Vitamin c foods may be the most familiar of all of the nutrients. Keep reading to know more about the highest foods that concludes vitamin C

1: Peppers (Yellow Bell Peppers)

Vitamin C in 100g Per 10 strips (52g) Per large pepper (186g)

183.5mg (306% DV) 95.4mg (159% DV) 341.3mg (569% DV)

Other Peppers High in Vitamin C (%DV per large pepper):Sweet Red Peppers (349%), and Sweet Green Peppers (220%). Click to see complete nutrition facts.

2: Guavas 

Vitamin C in 100g Per cup (165g) Per fruit (55g)

228.3mg (381% DV) 376.7mg (628% DV) 125.6mg (209% DV)

3: Dark Green Leafy Vegetables (Kale)

Vitamin C in 100g Per cup chopped (67g)

120mg (200% DV) 80.4mg (134% DV)

Other Dark Green Leafy Vegetables High in Vitamin C (%DV per cup, chopped): Turnip Greens (55%), Swiss Chard (18%), and Spinach (14%). Click to see complete nutrition facts.

4: Kiwifruit (Green)

Vitamin C in 100g Per cup, sliced (180g) Per fruit (69g)

92.7mg (155% DV) 166.9mg (278% DV) 64mg (107% DV)

Gold Kiwifruit are also High in Vitamin C (%DV per fruit):(151%). Click to see complete nutrition facts.

5: Broccoli

Vitamin C in 100g Per cup chopped (92g)

89.2mg (149% DV) 81.2mg (135% DV)

Other Brassica Vegetables High in Vitamin C (%DV per cup): Brussels Sprouts (125%), Green Cauliflower (94%), Cauliflower (86%), Red Cabbage (85%), and Cabbage (60%). Click to see complete nutrition facts.

6: Berries (Strawberries)

Vitamin C in 100g Per cup sliced (166g) 1 large strawberry (18g)

58.8mg (98% DV) 97.6mg (163% DV) 10.6mg (18% DV)

Other Berries High in Vitamin C (%DV per cup): Raspberries (54%), Blackberries (50%) and Blueberries (24%).

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Video games, one of the most popular and favorite recreational activities for people of all ages all over the world. Do you like playing video games? If you are, those facts listed below here must be something you'll enjoy.

• Video games can be played on different platforms including game consoles, handheld systems, computers, mobile phones, and many others.
• The first coin operated video games were introduced in the 1970s with titles such as “Computer Space”, “Pong” gaining popularity.
• Popular game consoles that dominate the current markets include the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, and Sony PlayStation 3. The three companies are battling to gain the attention of gamers in the competitive gaming industry
• The bushes and clouds in Super Mario Bros. are the same thing, just different colors. 
• If you look hard enough, you may spot Pac-Man in the Disney movie Tron.
• Pac-Man video game developer, Toru Iwatani revealed that the character was designed to appeal to women. 
• Sonic the Hedgehog video game originally had a human girlfriend named Madonna.
• Sony PlayStation was originally planned as a CD-ROM add-on for the Super Nintendo. 
• Do you remember visiting the Goldenrod City gym in Pokémon Gold/Silver? The design is actually a Clefairy.
• Nintendo of America is the majority owner of the Seattle Mariners. 
• Before Leon fought for his life in the European villages of Resident Evil 4, Capcom created four different versions of the title. One of the scrapped versions eventually found life as another popular Capcom franchise, Devil May Cry.

• Gordon Freeman wasn’t always the hero of Half-Life. Early versions of the game had players assuming the role of “Ivan the Space Biker”. Thankfully, Valve came to their senses. 
• In Super Mario 64, Boo’s laugh is actually a sped up version of Bowser’s laugh. 
• The Legend of Zelda’s beta version gives players the choice between a sword and a boomerang at the beginning. 
• Tingle from the Zelda video game series looks suspiciously like series composer Koji Kondo. 
• Sonic the Hedgehog’s debug mode reveals an unused item, air goggles. These goggles would allow Sonic to breathe underwater.
• Half-Life 2 Episode 2 features a hidden room inspired by the television show “Lost”. Desmond, push the button.
• Making video games has become big business and creating a high quality game often takes the input of a large number of game developers for the game to be successful. As well as a high number of graphic designers and programmers, other skills such as management, writing and music are also important to the final product.

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