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According to a post on the designer's Facebook page (and as reported by finder.com.au), it's fake:
Hey guys! So our 'colour changing dress' has garnered a LOT of attention and questions, so here's some more information.... Although we haven’t invented the product *yet*, we think we could soon with your help! If you’re a student and study STEM subjects ...
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It seems as if the video comes from the Malaysian GGK -- their elite commandos. Here is a similar video from season one of the History Channel's "Special Forces"
At 2 AM a group has been caught eating extra snails. Not sharing this bounty is against this rules. Recruit 2 is the leader of the pack. His whole team will be punished. They will wash the mud ...
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No, this is not an image of "myosin dragging a ball of endorphins". As you suspected, it is showing kinesin walking up a microtubule.
The reason the animated GIF looks uncannily similar to the Inner Life of The Cell video is because it was created by the same artist of the same subject material.
The company behind the animation, Art of the Cell has a blog ...
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It's obviously not real. At very first glance it looks like a parody. But since you want some "hard evidence", here it goes.
Whole setup is very, very amateur, too amateur to be considered from a show on national TV in Russia (or Ukraine for that matter)
TV station logo is: TVД, yet in Cyrillic alphabet there is no V, obviously no TVД station exist
It's ...
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The video doesn't seem to be authentic.
The video is used as a parody worldwide, it is international and labeled as a "video meme".
The series of the meme is called : "El Risitas" Interview Parodies
What the meme-creator does is the following:
ignore the content of the video
pick any subject prone to criticism
create the fake subtitles (usually using a ...
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I do not know if this video depicts a real incident, but it does show one type of disaster that can happen in a warehouse with overloaded shelves. I don't see any reason to believe it was faked.
The Daily Mail says that the video was uploaded to youtube without any description of where it happened. They are asking the public if they know where the footage ...
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Sites that support the use of CGI or other digital manipulation effects do not provide supporting evidence. Specifically, what you see is really happening, whether in nature or in the lab. However, scenes placed together may not have actually happened together.
For example:
Say that documentarians want to capture a kangaroo fight. Getting this kind of ...
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No.
Snopes have done the research.
This video clip purportedly showing actor and martial arts master Bruce
Lee playing ping-pong with nunchaku (also called "nunchucks" or "nunchuks") is a digital creation intended as a viral advertisement for the Nokia N96 Limited Edition Bruce Lee cell phone, produced in 2008 (thirty-five years after Lee's death) [......
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If you observe at the top of the linked youtube video you can see it says "www.theviralfactory.com".
I found their youtube channel via archive.org click on "Work" and the "youtube". The video stream won't work, but there is a link to The Viral Factory channel. On there you can find their copy of the linked video.
Quoting the description:
This was the ...
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No, it is not a real accident.
The advert was created by Foote, Cone & Belding (FCB), on behalf of the Western Cape Government and AT&T's #ItCanWait campaign.
It is discussed in an AdWeek article:
FCB Cape Town confirms to AdFreak that the accident at the end was a “recreation, based on an actual incident.”
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The Red Cross itself denies that the video is accurate. Their statement categorically denies that they were involved in any clinical trials for Malaria.
You can find the following statement on the website of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC):
IFRC strongly dissociates from the claim of a ‘miracle’ solution to
...
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Yes, what you see is real. However, as @Oddthinking points out, this happens because of the sync between the frequency of the camera and the frequency of the sound wave. If you make this experiment at your home without a camera that is shooting at the same frames per second (fps) rate as the frequency of the sound wave you'll not see the same effect with ...
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I can't prove that this video is not faked.
What I can do is show that boxing matches between humans and kangaroos are not at all extraordinary, and hence the evidence we require to accept that this video is genuine is relatively low, and we can provisionally accept it as probably genuine.
Boxing matches between humans and kangaroos used to be a fairly ...
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The video in question comes from this webcam: Viewsurf: Cathédrale Notre Dame.
This webcam only takes one 60-second video every hour, at 5 minutes after the hour (17:05, 18:05 etc).
Here's a Youtube video which shows snippets recorded at 17:05, 18:05, 19:05 etc.: Viewsurf Notre Dame Webcam: 20190415 - 17:05 to 21:05. The flash occurs at 0:23. It's pretty ...
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In the question you (indirectly) refer to a Vine video by Logan Paul which you acknowledge as fake.
The gif is derived from a Vine video by- you guessed it! - Logan Paul - it is the same stunt performer in both videos.
Granted, it is remotely possible that the first video was a fake and six months later the same person did the same skill live, but I hope ...
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First of all, yes, it is secondary/high school (common education).
Yes, this video is a very likely record of an actual school lesson (however, there is no clear evidence that it is). Here is another school lesson about AK.
A specific lesson about AK-47 may be included into the course of Principles/basics of personal and social safety which is studied in ...
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I could not (yet) find details of the camera affixed inside Gagarin's capsule, but only a few months later, Gherman Titov, carried a mobile 35mm camera (depicted below) in the Vostok 2 flight:
Titov used a 35-mm Konvas movie camera to shoot scenes out the window of his Vostok capsule. Some of the photos appear in an exhibit that opened at Moscow’s ...
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Yes it's real, as real as anything you see on TV or in the Cinema these days.
Lets start from the beginning, the term "6th Live Test" refers to the fact that Volvo have been running a series of adverts showing off their latest trucks/technology. For example, the 2nd live test refers to a hamster's ability to steer their trucks and the 3rd live test refers ...
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The video is not definitive evidence of the presence of a ghost. We do not have definitive evidence of the contrary either, unless we could find someone who was present in the room at the time and that, say, checked for the presence of a thread used for pulling the chair.
However, we can rely on experience to tell us the most likely solution to the problem. ...
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The video is likely fake.
Watch closely how he pours the bucket. We don't see him pour it the first time. However, the second time, he pours it into the left side of the sink (from his perspective). This causes the water to have a clockwise motion (since it flows upwards on the left side). The second time, he pours it into the right side of the sink. ...
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Yes, this is definitely real, and not just real, an amazing show of skill and aviation.
On 13th October 2015, two pilots/stuntmen/skydivers (Yves Rossy and Vince Reffet) of stunt team Jetman Dubai performed this stunt with the help of Emirates Airline, and one of their A380's.
The Emirates A380 and Jetman Dubai team recently took to the skies of Dubai ...
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It happened.
This is from a September 12, 2007 game. Braves vs Mets. Martin Prado is the batter.
Discussion of the event happened online in the weeks following.
Example discussion at Ebaum's World, September 26, 2007.
The announcer was surprised, saying "that would never happen in 100 years".
It was reported in AOL News (via Web Archive) on September 18, ...
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Any basic introduction to how wireless charging works and what it requires should make it immediately apparent that none of those elements are present. For example, here's a writeup on Qi with the obvious problems bolded:
Under the Qi specification, "low power" for inductive transfers denotes power deliveries below 5 W. Systems that fall within the scope ...
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While TheBlackCat's answer (+1) is fully sufficient, this letter that appeared in Nature describes the authors experiments which show that (in Boston) if you set up the experiment very carefully, you can show that the Coriolis force reliably dictates the direction in which water drains from a basin specifically designed to negate other influences (see also ...
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On 26 May 2007, Gordon Holmes, a 55-year-old lab technician, captured video of what he said was
jet black thing, about 14 metres (46 ft) long, moving fairly fast in the water.
However, there are many problems with Holmes, his claim and the video. Here they are:
Nessie, a modern-day myth
According to The Skeptic's Dictionary: A Collection of Strange ...
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As commenters noted, several spanish people commented on the clip, none claimed that the translation was false.
The original buzzfeed article was in spanish.
Google translate of the above seems to agree with the translation.
That said, even the English translation doesn't show the judges evaluating the girl based on her (lack of) faith. The statements ...
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