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These 34 Surprising Facts Will Have You In Awe: Prove You Can Tell The Real From The Fake
Welcome to Part 2 of things we were told were true but are not…Or vice-versa.
In all these years, you’ve heard the myths and repeated the facts, but how many of them have you actually questioned?
From immortal animals to glowing humans, these 34 surprising statements will test your instincts and challenge your common sense. Some are true. Some are totally false. The real question is: can you spot the truth? Prove you can & score at least 28/34 🚀 🧠
In case you missed Part 1, click here to check it out.
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Ace 5 months ago
The black hole one is very ambiguous in the way the question is written. They've chosen a particular interpretation of "suck" and then answered by saying that gravity only acts on things "very close" to them, where the question did not imply any sort of distance. Apart from the scale of 'very close' actually being very large by Earth and solar system standards, what else would you call it when surrounding objects are drawn into a superstong gravitational force?
Ace 5 months ago
The black hole one is very ambiguous in the way the question is written. They've chosen a particular interpretation of "suck" and then answered by saying that gravity only acts on things "very close" to them, where the question did not imply any sort of distance. Apart from the scale of 'very close' actually being very large by Earth and solar system standards, what else would you call it when surrounding objects are drawn into a superstong gravitational force?
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