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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 6 entries checked · 3 flagged · 8 issues confirmed · 3 corrected · 5 still open
Impact event — The entry contains a cut-off fragment 'such as the 1490 Q' which is factually incomplete and omits the event name.
Interplanetary medium — The entry states 'solar wind particle densities typically 5–40 particles/cm³', but near Earth the typical density is about 5–10 particles/cm³, and 40 particles/cm³ is unusually high for typical solar wind; more accurate would be '5–10 particles/cm³' for near-E
Interplanetary medium — The entry says 'The heliopause is not known to extend to 800 AU in any direction' — this is misleading because the heliopause is not spherical; Voyager 1 crossed at ~121 AU, but the heliotail may extend much farther, possibly hundreds of AU, though not measure
Irregular galaxy — The entry states that irregular galaxies 'make up about a quarter of all galaxies,' but widely accepted estimates indicate irregular and peculiar galaxies together constitute roughly 3-5% of all galaxies in the nearby universe.
Irregular galaxy — The entry claims 'a large chunk of the Local Group is made up of irregular galaxies,' but the majority of Local Group galaxies are dwarf ellipticals and dwarf spheroidals, not irregulars.
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