Those are not in the Bible. But they're true. And part of God's truth. Whenever learning is focused on finding the truth, it will lead us, ultimately, to truth that is rooted in God the Creator. Likewise, when study of the Bible leads us to true understandings of life and the world, it will enlighten the facets of truth discovered through inquiry and knowledge.
Truth is one.
And all is God's truth. In practice, however, this is not always so simple. So at various times in the history of the church, there have been clashes between what is taught in the classroom and what is assumed from the Bible. The conflict between Charles Darwin and voices of the church earlier in this century is one of the most famous, but there have been countless others. Sometimes we in the church are tempted to build a wall between knowledge from the Bible and knowledge from other sources.