Many widely believed science history stories are incomplete or wrong. Build a searchable database of sourced corrections to common myths. Schools and media orgs would pay for reliable references. Start with 50 well-researched counter-narratives. Risk is keeping up with new misinformation.
Historical science fact-checking tool
A database that verifies popular science history claims. Educators and journalists need quick fact checks for STEM narratives.
Why now
The uranium cube story shows how historical science myths persist despite evidence.
- Who for
- Educators and science writers
- Business model
- Institutional subscriptions
- Effort
- A few months
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