Ummmmmmmmmmmh- I was told 5% but then that was back in the day!
I checked it out, looks like you're right and I'm wrong, f**kin' school teacher didn't know what he was talkin' about! :lol:
Maybe your Teacher did....working with the information available at the time.
I remember back in grade school, following the
Voyager missions on the news.
It happened to parallel things we where learning about at that time. The news
contradicted the information in our textbooks as the news from NASA was
the most current.
For example...that Voyager fly-by showed us that Saturn had thousands of rings.
I watched the pictures on the news. It was awesome!!!
I got that answer wrong as I'd watched this on the news. The correct answer on
our test ("How many rings does Saturn have?") was "Three" like our textbooks
stated. If we'd written that test a week earlier, I'd have answered "Three" instead
of "Thousands"....like stated in the textbook...as before the
Voyager fly-by, it was
common knowlegde that Saturn had three rings.
Maybe you're hitting on a kernel of knowledge that parallels my example above?