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Celebrate the 100th episode of Fun Facts Daily with a collection of facts related to the number 100. Discover the surprising history and significance of the number one hundred. This milestone number is the foundation of the Celsius temperature scale, the globally accepted system for measuring temperature, which sets the freezing and boiling points of water one hundred degrees apart. The Karman Line, is the internationally recognized boundary 100 kilometers above Earth that marks the beginning of outer space. Learn fascinating details about U.S. currency, such as why founding father Benjamin Franklin, a non-president, is featured on the $100 bill. The number also has a surprising linguistic history; the word "hundred" originally referred to the "long hundred," which was 120.
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