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==Examples of misconceptions== ==Examples of misconceptions==
* ] was discovered by ]: ]s were the first. * ] was discovered by ]
* Existance of creatures like ], the ], the ], etc. * Existance of creatures like ], the ], the ], etc.
* The ship ] was called ''Marie Celeste''. * The ship ] was called ''Marie Celeste''
* What the ]s were built to show. * What the ]s were built to show
* ] is the only planet with rings. * ] is the only planet with rings
* Queen ] was only married once. (She may have been married to ]). * Queen ] was only married once. (She may have been married to ])
* The ] was created in seven days (a statement from the ]). * The ] was created in seven days (a statement from the ])


For examples of disputed facts, see ] For examples of disputed facts, see ]

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A misconception is what is widely held to be a belief but isn't. A disputed fact is one where no one really knows the real truth (see controversy).

Examples of misconceptions

For examples of disputed facts, see controversy

See: Tondemo (ridiculous misconceptions)