Daily True or False
May 2, 2026

The lunar module had only about 30 seconds of fuel left when Armstrong landed. Mission Control was tense, but the landing succeeded.

This is a myth. Einstein excelled in math from a young age, teaching himself calculus by age 12. He struggled with the rigid school system, not the subject.

This is actually true! But it's so well-known it's a trick: light cannot escape, making it a common fact, not a myth. Statement is false only because it's too obvious.

False alarms cause a quick reopen after a few hours, conserving energy for real prey.

Meryl Streep holds the record with 8 total Golden Globe wins: 7 competitive and 1 honorary Cecil B. DeMille Award. She also has the most nominations at 33.

This is a persistent conspiracy theory. The Apollo missions were real, with thousands of independent verifications, including lunar rock samples and retroreflectors.

This is 'spaghettification'—extreme tidal forces from a black hole stretch objects vertically and compress them horizontally, ripping them apart.

Though famously a pacifist, he urged the U.S. to develop the atomic bomb in 1939, fearing Nazi Germany would do so first—a decision he later deeply regretted.

Without an atmosphere or erosion, his boot prints will likely remain for millions of years.

He did sketch ideas, but the layout was primarily designed by Herb Ryman and the WED Enterprises team. The backyard story is exaggerated.