Famous mysteries, checked against the evidence.
Your Daily Science looks at the questions people still argue about and separates what is documented from what is only claimed. We take every question seriously, and we always show our working.
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The Moon Landing: Testing the Hoax Claims
Six common claims, and what the evidence actually shows.
Area 51: What the Government Admits
From spy planes to UAP hearings — the documented history of the most famous secret base.
The Bermuda Triangle: Separating Fact from Myth
What actually explains the disappearances — and how many were there?
The first cases
The JFK assassination
What the Warren Commission found, what the 1979 House committee concluded, and what the released records actually contain.
The moon landing
The hoax claims, one by one, and how you would test each of them yourself.
Area 51 and UFOs
What the government has finally acknowledged, and which sightings remain unexplained.
Fact or fiction?
“The flag planted on the Moon waved because there was wind.”
FictionA horizontal rod along the top edge held the flag out. It moved only while the astronauts twisted the pole into the ground, then hung still. With no air to slow it, the fabric kept swinging longer than it would on Earth.
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Documented vs claimed
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