1-Minute Quiz
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Fact Lab
Vincent Connare created the Comic Sans typeface in 1994 when he saw Times New Roman being used in the word balloons of cartoon characters. Believing this typeface was overly formal, he designed a typeface inspired by the comic books in his office.
Greek mythology contains three distinct types of cyclopes, but the most well-known are the ones that Homer describes: ferocious giants with one eye that attempted to devour Odysseus upon landing on their isolated island. Polyphemus, their commander, was duped and rendered blind by Odysseus. The sea god Poseidon was the father of these cyclopes.
One of the cues for leaves to start changing colour is a noticeable drop in temperature. However, due to global warming, this process begins later every year. The visual beginning of autumn has been delayed by five days over the past 23 years.