FL⚡F Genius Lab

🐱 Think cats just have good luck? Think again. There’s real science behind their acrobatic flips and it’s more mind-blowing than you’d expect. Take a look at this animated breakdown of how cats defy gravity and land on their feet every time. Cats are mysterious, graceful, and… apparently indestructible. If you’ve ever dropped your keys and your cat at the same time (don’t try this at home!) , you probably noticed something odd: while your keys slam flat on the ground, your cat flips mid-air and lands neatly on its feet. But how do cats pull off this superhero trick ? And is it really true that they always land safely? Let’s dive into the science, myths, and real experiments behind this feline survival skill. 🔎 What Is the “Righting Reflex”? The secret behind a cat’s landing ability is something called the righting reflex . This reflex allows a cat to orient its body mid-air and twist itself to land feet-first. It develops in kittens as young as 3–4 weeks old , and by 7 we...

Before the myths unravel and the facts ignite, take in the visuals that set the stage. Science is full of fascinating facts — but it’s also full of myths that just won’t go away. Some sound so believable that even adults, students, and teachers still repeat them. Today, let’s bust 20 of the biggest science myths people still believe in 2025. 🧍‍♂️ Human Body & Mind Myths (1–5) 1️⃣ We Only Use 10% of Our Brain 🔴 Totally False The Truth: Brain imaging shows we use nearly all parts of the brain, even when resting or doing simple tasks. Different regions activate for different activities like movement, language, and memory. 🧠 Visual idea: MRI brain scan lighting up across regions. 2️⃣ Cracking Knuckles Causes Arthritis 🔴 False The Truth: Studies show no connection. The sound comes from gas bubbles popping in joint fluid. Long-term studies found no increase in arthritis among habitual “crackers.” 3️⃣ Sugar Makes Kids Hyperactive 🟡 Misleading The Truth: Controlled experiments...