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Whose DNA was in most 'Yeti' samples in a 2017 study?
Answer: Bears
Why: Of the nine 'Yeti' samples, eight came from bears and the ninth turned out to be from a dog.
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Whose theory did Karl Popper admire for passing a risky 1919 test?
Answer: Albert Einstein
Why: Relativity predicted that the Sun bends starlight, so Eddington's 1919 eclipse photos could have sunk it, yet they matched.
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How many zeros follow the 1 in a homeopathic 30C dilution?
Answer: 60
Why: Australia's National Health and Medical Research Council warns that choosing homeopathy over proven treatment can put health at risk.
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What does a mood ring's color respond to?
Answer: Skin temperature
Why: The crystals in Marvin Wernick's 1975 rings shifted from black to deep blue across just 32 to 38 °C.
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Which constellation is the Sun in on 1 January?
Answer: Sagittarius
Why: A slow wobble of Earth's axis has shifted the Sun's dates in each constellation by about one sign since Babylonian times.
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Whose rejection of genetics became official Soviet science in 1948?
Answer: Trofim Lysenko
Why: Nikolai Vavilov stood on the other side: the geneticist denounced Lysenko's work and died in a Soviet prison in 1943.