Luckily, the post about cooking eggs with mobile phones has turned out to be a hoax. I say 'luckily' for all those people who keep a mobile phone in their pants and then make calls next to their head all day long.
In short, I did some searching around to find if the popcorn popping with your cellphone was true. I did find that the egg cooking was a hoax laid out by the two Russian journalists. It seems that a UK based science show called Brainiac tried to boil their egg with 100 mobile phones but what they ended up with was a cold undone egg.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mobile Phone Hoaxes
- Opportunity for companies to create educational content that exposes and debunks viral hoaxes surrounding mobile phone technology.
- Mobile Phone Safety
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- Science Experiment Trends
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Sectors Adopting This
- Technology
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- Media and Entertainment
- Media companies can leverage viral hoaxes and science experiment trends to produce educational and entertaining content for their audiences.
- Education
- STEM education companies and non-profits can leverage public interest in viral science experiments to teach science and technology education in creative and engaging ways.
