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Full Fact→ Video of corner building collapsing was not taken in Morocco earthquake aftermath
This is not the first old video of a building collapsing in Casablanca that we have seen mislabelled as Morocco earthquake damage.
Full Fact→ Video of building collapse is not from recent Morocco earthquake
The video shows a building collapsing in Casablanca three years ago.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Large Lightning Bolt, Strange Lights Did NOT Appear Right Before Morocco Earthquake In This Video — 2020 CGI Video Creation
Did a large lightning bolt and strange lights appear in this video right before the earthquake struck Morocco on September 8, 2023? No, that's not true: The video, originally posted on TikTok (archived here) on May 1, 2020, was removed fr
Logically→ CGI video shared as ‘mysterious lightning’ striking Morocco before earthquake
Logically→ Drone footage from Turkey shared as aftermath of Morocco earthquake
Logically→ Media outlets share old images as visuals of 2023 Morocco earthquake
Logically→ Video of building collapsing in Turkey shared as Morocco earthquake footage
Logically→ No, Cristiano Ronaldo’s hotel in Marrakech is not hosting earthquake victims
Logically→ The earthquake in Morocco was the result of the movement of tectonic plates, not HAARP
Full Fact→ Altered photo showing ‘flat’ Earth has not been leaked by SpaceX
The photo is altered and has been circulating online for several years.
Logically→ A video of a building collapsing has been misattributed to the recent earthquake in Morocco
Logically→ 2022 video from Morocco shared as building collapsing in recent earthquake
The Dispatch→ One Earth, One Family, One Future
Takeaways from this weekend’s G20 summit in New Delhi.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence ‘Lead Developer At Google Earth’ Believes Earth Is Flat
Did a "lead developer at Google Earth" say he believes the Earth is flat? No, that's not true: This claim originated from a 2017 article that Lead Stories was unable to verify as being authentic. We could not find any evidence that a lead
Logically→ AI-generated video passed off as view of Earth from Chandrayaan-3
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Rail Gun Physics Does NOT Prove The Earth Is ‘Missing Curvature’
Does a rail gun's ability to "hit a target 100 miles away in a perfectly straight line" prove that the Earth is "missing curvature"? No, that's not true: Such claims are "absurd" and "completely nuts," two physicists told Lead Stories. Th
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Sun DOES Heat Earth Through The Vacuum Of Space
Does the 93-million-mile vacuum separating the Earth from the sun prevent the latter from heating our planet? No, that's not true: A University of California, Berkeley physicist told Lead Stories that the claim is "completely false." The
ABC News / AP Fact Check→ The sun might swallow the Earth, but not for another 5 billion years
CLAIM: Scientists have warned that the “Earth will be swallowed by the sun.” AP’S ASSESSMENT: Missing context.
Logically→ Old videos shared falsely as recent earthquake and tsunami warning in Alaska
Logically→ 2018 video of man rescuing his children during earthquake in Alaska shared as recent
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Polish Astronaut Did NOT Admit The Earth Is Flat — It Was A Joke
Did Polish astronaut Miroslaw Hermaszewski admit in a 2018 interview that that the Earth is flat? No, that's not true: The claim takes his remarks out of context -- it was an apparent joke aimed at flat-earthers and demonstrating obvious
Logically→ Claims that Earth will experience an ‘internet apocalypse’ in 2025 are false
Logically→ No, NASA has not admitted that climate change occurs due to Earth’s solar orbit
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show ‘Leaked Footage’ Of ‘Flat Earth From 1977’ — It’s From A Satire Account
Does a video shared on social media show "leaked footage of our flat Earth from 1977"? No, that's not true: A 22-second clip that was first posted to TikTok in February 2023 was created by a satirical account that uses computer-generated
PolitiFact→ Instagram posts – A claim full of hot air: Earth’s temperature historically high, not colder than 10,000 year ago
“We are about 1 degree Celsius above the coldest it’s been in the last 10,000 years” and “that’s why we shouldn’t be panicking.”
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Antarctica doesn’t contain the planet’s oceans, and Earth isn’t flat
The ocean is "flat" and "contained" by land features that jut up from a flat (not spherical) earth.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NASA Did NOT Announce Massive Unidentified Flying Object Between Earth And Sun
Did NASA announce the discovery of a massive unidentified flying object (UFO) spotted between the Earth and the sun and did this result in the closure of six solar observatories to hide something from the public? No, that's not true: This
Logically→ Old aerial footage from Turkey has been falsely linked to a recent earthquake in New Zealand
Logically→ A video shows the aftermath of an earthquake in New Zealand’s Kermadec Islands on March 16, 2023.
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Earth is round and Elon Musk didn’t say it was flat
Elon Musk tweeted, “The world is flat.”
Logically→ This photo shows “something” coming down to earth from the sky in Turkey.
The Dispatch→ Heaven, Earth, and Lithuania
The Paintings of M. K. Čiurlionis.Continue reading Heaven, Earth, and Lithuania »
Logically→ A video clip shows crows behaving erratically ahead of the Tajikistan earthquake.
Logically→ HAARP was used to cause earthquakes in Japan in 2011 and 2007.
Full Fact→ Countries did not pull their ambassadors out of Turkey 24 hours before the earthquake
Some consulates were previously shut to the public due to security concerns
Full Fact→ The Earth is not flat
A post on Instagram claims that satellites are fake and the Earth is flat. This is not true.
Logically→ The video shows an earthquake that struck Hokkaido, Japan, on February 25, 2023.
Logically→ Videos show the aftermath of the Tajikistan earthquake.
Videos from Turkey of rescue efforts and of the destruction caused by the earthquake early February have been wrongly linked to Tajikistan.
Logically→ Videos show the earthquake that hit eastern Tajikistan on February 23.
Old video clips of various earthquakes from around the world have been misattributed to the recent earthquake in Tajikistan.