The internet is a fountain of knowledge that we trust way too often. But when it comes to these popular facts about famous places, they don’t always get it right. So, here’s a list of the most common misconceptions that people need to stop believing and sharing online.
Stonehenge Hasn’t Change in 4,000 Years
According to New Scientist, most people who pay Stonehenge a visit believe that the stones haven’t been touched in 4,000 years. But nearly every stone had to be re-erected, embedded in concrete or straightened between 1901 and 1964. So, yeah! They were so touched.
Norway Is the World’s Northernmost Country
People assume Norway is the northernmost country because it’s been dubbed “the land of the midnight sun.” But that’s not true, at all. In fact, it’s not even one of the top 3 northernmost countries. That honor falls to Russia, Greenland, and Canada.
