22 Technically True Facts That Feel Wrong Anyway

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Laurent Shinar • Writer and Editor
Jun 16, 2025 12:00 PM EDT

Facts have become quite the contentious subject in the last few years. Many of us have learned that school only supplied parts of the stories that this world is built on, or even neglected to provide us with the facts at times. And the internet has gone from a moderately accurate source of information, to a thriving cesspool of disingenuity and fake news. Which makes it all the harder for us fact fanatics to enjoy the very thing we love in life.

But today we are happy to say that while the facts we have gathered for this list might not sit right or make much sense, they are in fact true, unaltered and represent the whole truth and nothing but. So get ready to discover a world as yet unknown to you with this list of technically true facts that feel wrong anyway. So sit back, relax and enjoy a break from the bother of work.

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    SCIENCEFUNN Michel Siffre, a trained geologist and speleologist, spent 63 days alone in the Scarasson Cave (Maritime Alps) starting July 1962, with no clocks, no sunlight, and no external time cues Continue reading
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    -SCIENCEFUNN His initial aim was glacier study_ but he realized the conditions IM created a unique time isolation experiment, which lead to major discoveries about time and the human body Discoveries
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    -SCIENCEFUNN 1. Internal Circadian Rhythm # 24 Hours Siffre's body shifted to a ~25-hour internal cycle, drifting gradually out of sync with the 24-hour day Next discovery
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    -SCIENCEFUNN 2. Time Perception Became Distorted He lost track of weeks and days. At the end, he believed it was mid-August, when it was actually mid-September. Simple tasks like counting seconds became unreliable - his "two minutes" felt like five. Next discovery ✔
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    SCIENCEFUNN These findings launched the field of human chronobiology NASA and other agencies cited Siffre's data when exploring human adaptation in submarines, space missions, and time-isolated environments. He repeated long isolation experiments later (e.g., six months in a Texas cave, 76 days more in 2000), confirming the 25-hour cycles and deep psychological effects.
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    SCIENCEFUNN Scientists are developing tiny microrobots that could one day clear cholesterol from arteries without surgery
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  • Talk about a brain busting invention. This would save so many people from serious medial problems that it is almost impossible to count how many could be saved. However, it feels somewhat wrong for the solution to such a detrimental problem could be solved so simply. In a way, it could encourage unhealthy habits and make the problem worse than it was before.

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    SCIENCEFUNN Mini black holes might be passing through your living room (without you noticing)
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    How night sky with light pollution looks like How night sky without light pollution looks like
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    How most people think the night sky looks like How it actually is
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    SCIENCEFUNN We should have a holiday called Space Day where lights are turned off for an hour to appreciate our starry night
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  • Ok, you caught us, we snuck one in which is actually not true, but feels as though it is right enough to be true. Space day would be such a humbling experience and also an opportunity to bring us closer to our communal roots. Sharing time together as a community. Appreciating the splendor of nature and space, just as it was intended to be enjoyed.

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    SCIENCEFUNN Evolutionary biology shows cats are highly optimized, close to perfect, creatures
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    SCIENCEFUNN Scientists have launched the world's first commercially available biological computer powered by human brain cells and it's worth $35,000
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn Watt is love Baby don't Hertz me No Morse Don't Hertz me
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn 9 "Marie, every day you look more radiant."
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn Why was Pavlov's hair so soft? Because he conditioned it.
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn What happens if someone slaps you at high frequency? It Hertz
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn What's the time, Einstein? Relative OMEME @YashdeepKanhai
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    Earth in 1972 Earth today SCIENCEFUNN Same Planet. Different Story
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 Bruce? @sciencefunn |Do you think we're alone in the universe? SoyCabokeyss Avengergran You're from outer space... Oh... Right.
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn The Earth's rotation is slowing down, which means that every day is the longest day of your life. Skeletor will be back with another disturbing fact IG @sciencefunn
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn 1930: "We discovered a new planet. Let's name it Pluto." 2006: "Pluto doesn't fall under our definitions of a planet so it is no more a planet." 2019: "We should consider Pluto as a planet again." *Pluto* 0
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    SCIENCE IS Science Is Fun FUN 1-1-2-3-5-8 @sciencefunn 5-7 billion years from now when Sun turns into Red Giant Star and swalows Mercury, Venus and possibly Earth... Pluto be like: "Who's not a planet now?!”
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