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Researchers sensationally proved that vaccines contain microchips to track people's actions
The Slovakian national football team sensationally beat the Belgians at the Euro Cup with a score of 1:0
True
Well, so what?
Fake
And here is a real sensation) The Slovakian national team unexpectedly for everyone won a victory over the Belgian team in the first- round match of the group stage of Euro 2024.
Just a Police Chief in the District of Columbia
True
You’re kidding! A patrolman at most!
Fake
Yes! In fact, these are the stills from the filming of a movie.
Scientists from the Minor Planet Center of the International Astronomical Union have confirmed three recently discovered satellites in the solar system - one in orbit around Uranus and two near Neptune.
True
That's right! Uranus's new satellite will be named after a character from a play by William Shakespeare
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But it's true! Uranus's new satellite will even be named after a character from a play by William Shakespeare.
Shock content: the remains of a unique alien have been found in Siberia!
True
Oh, come on! It's obvious that this headline was created without even a hint of objectivity
Fake
Too much pathos here, don't you agree?
A schoolboy from Reutov taught crows to sort garbage using a neural network
True
Wow! How did you know?
Fake
You got it wrong this time! A ninth-grader from Reutov really did create a device that teaches crows to collect and sort garbage. The device looks like a container with a video camera, which, using a neural network, recognizes garbage and opens a compartment where the crow places its find. For doing this, the bird receives peanuts as a reward.
Russian video hosting Rutube held a presentation where it announced its rebranding. Now the platform is called YouRTube.
And where would we be without cats (Year 1880, The very first Cat Photo)
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This is indeed one of the first "cat" photos taken by photographer Harry Poynter. By 1872, he had snapped about 200 photos of his cats, but we cannot know for sure which one was the first
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This is indeed one of the first "cat" photos taken by photographer Harry Poynter. By 1872, he had snapped about 200 photos of his cats, but history doesn’t know which one was the first.
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