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*Disclaimer – Science Facts & Content* 🌊


*Last Updated:* 24 June 2026


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*1. General Science Information Only*


*Ocean Bachao* pe diye gaye sabhi science facts, theories, ocean/space se judi jankari *sirf general knowledge aur education ke liye hai*. 


*Hum Scientist nahi hain* – Hum internet, books, NASA, ISRO jaisi trusted sources se research karke, usko *simple Hindi mein samjhate hain*.  


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*2. No Guarantee of 100% Accuracy*


*Science badalti rehti hai Ustaad.*  

1. *Aaj jo fact sahi hai*, kal nayi research mein galat ho sakta hai. Pluto planet tha, ab nahi hai.  

2. *Hum koshish karte hain* latest aur verified info dene ki, par *koyi guarantee nahi* ki sab 100% accurate ya complete hai.  

3. *Typos/galti ho sakti hai* – Insaan hain, bhagwan nahi.  


*Isliye:* Koyi school ka project, exam, ya research paper mein use karne se pehle *khud NCERT, NASA ya original source check kar lena.*


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*3. Not Professional Advice*


1. *Medical Content:* Samundar se judi bimari, marine animals ke kaatne ka ilaj – *yeh doctor ki salah nahi hai*. Emergency mein 108 pe call kar, article mat padh.  

2. *Business Content:* Prawn farming, scuba business ke ideas *financial advice nahi hain*. Paisa lagane se pehle CA/Expert se puchh lena.  

3. *Environment Action:* Beach clean ya koi experiment *apne risk pe karna*. Hum zimmedar nahi honge agar kuch ulta-pulta ho gaya.  


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*4. Theories vs Facts*


*Hum 2 tarah ki cheezein batate hain:*  

1. *Proven Facts:* Jaise “Marianas Trench 11 km gehri hai” – Yeh measured hai.  

2. *Theories/Hypothesis:* Jaise “Black Hole ke andar kya hai” – Yeh abhi bhi research chal rahi hai.  


*Post mein saaf likhenge* ki kya fact hai aur kya theory hai. Par phir bhi *dhyan se padhna Ustaad.*


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*5. External Links & Sources*


Hum NASA, National Geographic, Wikipedia ke link dete hain. *Unki site ka content humare control mein nahi hai.* Woh badal bhi sakta hai.  


*Image/Video Credit:* Koshish rehti hai original source dene ki. Galti se tera content aa gaya ho toh `credit@oceanbachao.com` pe bata de. 24 ghante mein credit jod denge ya hata denge.  


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*6. Tu Bhi Zimmedar Hai*


1. *Comment mein gaali/ galat info mat de* – Teri zimmedari.  

2. *Share kare toh context ke saath kar* – Aadha screenshot leke “NASA ne bol diya alien hain” mat faila de.  

3. *Doubt ho toh puchh* – `science@oceanbachao.com` pe mail kar. Jawab denge, sudhar denge. 


*Science ka maza curiosity mein hai, behes mein nahi.*  

*Padho, samjho, sawal pucho, par andh-vishwas mat karo – na humpe, na kisi aur pe.*  


*Gyan baanto, par check karke baanto* πŸ”¬πŸŒŠ  


*— Team Ocean Bachao*  

_Contact: @ www.sciencefact.space

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