By: iflscience
We all know that the stuff you get taught in school isn’t necessarily the complete truth.
Sometimes, it’s easier to describe science and other subjects to younger audiences by omitting the more complicated details, but what are some of the biggest fibs you get told during your school years?
Did Thomas Edison really invent the light-bulb?
Is there actually no gravity in space?
Find out in this quick video from Alltime10s.
A video that was taken by Rodney McLean on Thursday, October 31st, 2019, around 1:00 pm In Tunapuna, near Trinidad, shows a strange anomaly in the sky. Some skeptics have speculated that this could be something called a “Lenticular cloud,” although this anomaly does not fit many of the characteristics. In fact, in various internet…
Humans are bestowed with a certain part of their brain known as the pineal gland or also known as our third eye. The reason as to why it is called pineal is for it’s shape, like a pine cone. via GIFER A tiny pine cone that is in charge of producing serotonin derivative melatonin that…
Written by Joey Clark (ANTIMEDIA Op-Ed) President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Accord has thrown the world into a blazing furnace full of weeping and gnashing of teeth—or the political world, at least, has been thrown into a fiery tizzy. The front page of the New York Daily News reads “TRUMP…
Pictures and videos of Justin Bieber went viral as he was seen shooting hoops, doing push ups, and singing for fans after his car broke down! Clips of Beiber are circulating the internet after fans posted videos of the singer dropping for push ups, singing an excerpt from his song “Hold on Tight” and even…
“Stranger Things” got it wrong. It was the CIA and the Department of Defense, not the Department of Energy, that conducted covert research on potential psychic abilities. [CNET] The dubious, fictional experiments run by the Department of Energy in “Stranger Things” may have actually been conducted in real life by the Central Intelligence Agency and…
📸 Wish you were here! @NASAInSight sent home its first photo after #MarsLanding: InSight’s view is a flat, smooth expanse called Elysium Planitia, but its workspace is below the surface, where it will study Mars’ deep interior. pic.twitter.com/3EU70jXQJw — NASA (@NASA) November 26, 2018 It’s official: NASA has landed what it has titled its InSight…