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example, the New York Sun published a strange article on August 21, 1835.
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This tricked readers 7. believing that life had been discovered on the moon! The
was supposedly written by well-known astronomer* Sir John Herschel
was not true. To try and make it more convincing, it also contained great "scientific detail,
how Herschel had used a device called a "hydro-oxygen magnifier" to make the
discoveries. The next month, the newspaper quietly announced that the article was fake and
had merely been an 10. to get more subscribers. These are just a couple of examples
proving that fake news is nothing new.
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