Conspiracy theorists are misinterpreting a highly technical paper on orbital mechanics.
Month: June 2026
Fact Check: No, you will not be charged for receiving WhatsApp messages
A recurring forward claiming WhatsApp will start charging users is completely baseless.
Debunked: Image of snow in the Sahara desert is heavily edited
While it has snowed in the Sahara, this specific viral photograph is a digital manipulation.
Fact Check: Audio clip of political leader confessing to a crime is a deepfake
Forensic analysis confirms the viral audio was generated using AI voice cloning technology.
False: Drinking warm water with lemon does not prevent cancer
Oncologists clarify that while healthy, lemon water is not a cure or absolute preventative for cancer.
Fact Check: The UN has not passed a resolution to ban cryptocurrency
Documents claiming a global ban on crypto by the United Nations are fabricated.
Debunked: The picture of a giant skeleton found in India is fake
The image is an old entry from a Photoshop contest, not an archeological discovery.
No, a solar flare will not cause a global internet blackout tomorrow
Sensationalist reports of an impending internet apocalypse are highly exaggerated.
Fact Check: Video of a tiger roaming in a Mumbai mall is from South Africa
The CCTV footage being attributed to an Indian city is actually from a foreign wildlife park.
False Claim: COVID vaccines cause magnetism in the human body
Scientists debunk the absurd claim that the vaccine contains magnetic microchips.