People on the Internet are sharing videos of their brooms standing upward as part of the #broomchallenge The viral broom challenge is causing havoc on the Internet once again. On Monday, the viral ...

The latest internet trend prompts people to make a broom stand upright. The latest viral trend sweeping the internet has had everyone from celebrities to parents testing out the basic laws of physics ...

Another day, another hoax sweeping the internet. This time, people are trying to fool you into believing that something unique about the Earth's gravity is allowing brooms to stand up on their own.

The mysterious broom challenge phenomenon all began after a Twitter user claimed NASA said February 10 was the "only day" a broom can stand up on its own "because of the gravitational pull." Naturally ...

NASA never said Monday was the only day a broom could stand upright, as social posts claimed. Word spread on social media claiming NASA said that Monday was the only day that a broom could stand ...

I’m a sucker for a good science experiment that I can share with my kids. My wife knows this. So as soon as she reads cool science news on Twitter, she shares it with me. The problem is, I’m also easy ...

A new trend is "sweeping" the nation, and unfortunately, it's based on faulty science. The "Broom Challenge" came from a viral tweet that claimed NASA had said Monday was the only day a broom could ...

Still, videos of people standing up brooms and walking away, leaving them upright, has captivated social media enough to spur a viral trend: the broom challenge. A bogus claim accompanies this ...

On Monday, a viral tweet jumpstarted the newest internet challenge: The Broom Challenge. "Okay so NASA said today was the only day a broom can stand up on its own because of the gravitational pull," ...

The Broom Challenge is the latest bizarre trend to take social media by storm, and its origin is rumored to be tied to NASA. Twitter and Instagram users took to their social pages on Monday to get in ...

The broom challenge took the internet by storm on Monday as videos flooded social media of people standing up their broomsticks on the bristles. The reason? A fake claim spread on social media that ...