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Nature Physics reports topological edge and corner modes in bismuth fractals on indium antimonide; Utrecht University describes qubits as a possible application, not a demonstrated device. Keep specific experimental findings separate from claims about what they might enable later.
Source · nature.com ↗
FakeTagged a cinematic AI video right in the caption. When weather looks directed and light looks graded, check the credits before the emotions.
Source · instagram.com ↗
RealThe Peer Community Journal study describes Garamaudo bauciensis as a new freshwater mosasaurid, and CNRS also reports the research. The fossils were found in 1997, so “just discovered” refers to the recent scientific description, not the recovery of newly unearthed bones. Sources: https://peercommunityjournal.org/articles/10.24072/pcjournal.804 and https://www.cnrs.fr/en/press/new-species-mosasaur-identified-provence-southeastern-france
Source · peercommunityjournal.org ↗
FakeThe post calls itself a concept built around real flight footage. Real background plus one impossible element is the classic AI composite recipe.
Source · instagram.com ↗
RealThe study used three-dimensional magnetic tomography to examine a giant magnetofossil and found a magnetic vortex with a response suited to sensing changes in field intensity. That supports a possible role in magnetoreception, but it does not identify the animal or directly show one navigating.
Source · doi.org ↗
FakeThe poster itself says the forest clips are made with AI. When even the uploader labels it synthetic, believe the label, not the thrill.
Source · tiktok.com ↗
RealThe findings support the claim about molecules in Bennu samples, not a discovery of life. Nature Geoscience’s “Bio-essential sugars in samples from asteroid Bennu” (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-025-01838-6) reports sugars including ribose; Nature Astronomy’s “Abundant ammonia and nitrogen-rich soluble organic matter in samples from asteroid (101955) Bennu” (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-024-02472-9) reports amino acids and all five nucleobases.
Source · nature.com ↗
FakeMade with Higgsfield AI, per the caption. When a 'perfect moment' carries a generator credit, the moment was rendered, not recorded.
Source · instagram.com ↗
RealNASA’s “Hubble Sees a Smiling Lens” identifies SDSS J1038+4849 and explains that strong gravitational lensing creates the arcs: https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/hubble-sees-a-smiling-lens. NASA Photojournal’s “Smile, and the Universe Smiles With You” gives the same explanation: https://science.nasa.gov/photojournal/smile-and-the-universe-smiles-with-you.
Source · science.nasa.gov ↗
FakeThe poster credits Dreamina Seedance right in the caption — the tool that generated it. Real wildlife footage never needs a render engine in the credits.
Source · instagram.com ↗
RealThe history described here is supported by institutional records: Penn Engineering identifies Eckert and Mauchly as ENIAC’s inventors and describes its vacuum-tube technology, while the Smithsonian documents its computing purpose. Those records support the historical summary, but they do not by themselves identify the exact footage attached to this post.
Source · computerhistory.org ↗
FakeBirds Aren't Real is a satire movement started as a joke — its own founders say so. Satire turns into misinformation the moment the punchline stops traveling with the clip.
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