Luke Ward, Author at FactstoryHub

The Nazis attempted to steal Christmas by making glittering swastika, iron cross and toy grenade baubles for the Christmas tree.

Scientists had previously speculated that the moon was totally dry, except for the chance of ice at the bottom of craters.

Did you know that in English, twelve is the largest number that has just one syllable?

In England, the 5th November is mainly known as bonfire night, and is still remembered each year with fireworks and bonfires.

Birds that migrate during the day time can navigate themselves by the position of the sun.

Original Halloween costumes were often made of animal skins or hides to give the illusion of a wild animal.

Did you know that it would take roughly 485 billion Xbox 360's laid end-to-end in order to build a bridge to the sun?

Halloween is known as "The Day of the Dead" in Mexico instead of Halloween.

A vegetable has no scientific definition, so a tomato can still be classed as a vegetable as well as a fruit.

Hot air balloons were first discovered when two brothers in France realized that a fabric bag filled with hot air would rise.

Jonathan Parker was charged with burglary after stealing two diamond rings and using the computer to check his Facebook.

Tesco was once accused of religious discrimination after banning a Jedi Knight from the store - for wearing his hood!