Batmobile for sale on eBay. You really can buy anything on eBay. Putsch Racing put its one-off turbine-powered Batmobile for sale on eBay. Priced at $620,000, the Batmobile is a replica of the supercar that appeared in the 1989 movie "Batman." And yes, it's street legal.This Batmobile was built in just five months by Casey Putsch at the Putsch Racing facility in Dublin, Ohio, and it's powered by a 365-horsepower turbine engine from decommissioned military helicopter. When you start the car, it sounds like it's ready for takeoff. In the eBay listing, Putsch warns that systems take a bit of time to warm up, but once you get going, the Batmobile is capable of a top speed of approximately 165 to 180 mph.

Transylvanian classroom invaded by bats. here was no sign of Dracula, but students in Transylvania did get a visit from dozens of bats that flapped through their classroom.

The students at Csiky Gergely high school in the western Romanian city of Arad were about to take an exam Friday morning when they found bats flying around the room. Others appeared to be sleeping with their wings spread out on the floor.

Space Junk Cleanup. Space is filling up with trash, and it's time to clean it up, NASA experts warn. A growing amount of human-made debris—from rocket stages and obsolete satellites to blown-off hatches and insulation—is circling the Earth.Scientists say the orbital debris, better known as space junk, poses an increasing threat to space activities, including robotic missions and human space flight.

Yvonne Cow Caught. YVONNE, the heifer who hot-footed it to freedom 98 days ago as she was about to be sent to the slaughterhouse, has apparently decided to end her lonely life on the run and joined four other cows in a pasture.Since May, the cult cow made constant headlines as she briefly appeared and then vanished again in the German countryside, a veritable bovine Bonnie without her Clyde, enjoying life on the lam.

Actor Sacha Baron Cohen has signed-on to play Saddam Hussein in a film titled “The Dictator,” according to Paramount Pictures. The film will be directed by Larry Charles, who also directed “Bruno” and “Borat.” “The Dictator” is based on Saddam’s book “Zabibah and The King” and is set for release in 2012.