2,959 source-backed science facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 18 of 30.
“after about 12 to 24 hours you're going to start getting Lilliputian hallucinations”
“China is set to expand its space station from three to six modules in the coming years”
“the estimates for the world's fungal species that have been described float between 3% and 10%.”
“The three-module, T-shaped Tiangong space station was assembled in orbit across 2021 and 2022”
“It was described to science only 10 years ago in 2015”
“State media Xinhua reported that the first phase of the expansion will see the launch of a new 20-ton-class multifunctional module”
“The first reports of psychoactive boletes actually go back to the 1930s to 1960s in Papua New Guinea.”
“Xuntian is expected to be a bus-sized space observatory with a 2-meter (6.6 feet) diameter primary mirror”
“now over the last two years from the Philippines.”
“boasts a field of view around 300 times larger than that of Hubble”
“Just this month I was finally able to publish research that sequenced the whole genomes of not just L. asiatica, but actually all of the species in this group.”
“meaning it will be able to study and map around 40% of the heavens during its planned 10-year lifetime”
“split it into like 20 fractions, with each fraction containing a different subset of the mushroom’s chemicals. Then we test each of those 20 in the mice, and we see, okay, 19 of these have no effect, and then one of them does have an effec…”
“Xuntian is scheduled for launch in 2027”
“Lilliputian hallucinations have been documented for over 100 years from causes outside of mushrooms”
“using its 2.5-billion-pixel camera”
“The cultural use and consumption of these wild mushrooms in Papua New Guinea has faded since the 1960s, when they were prevalent and reported. There's been no cases of this "mushroom madness" for decades.”
“drag the ISS into the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean in late 2030 or early 2031”
“the library contains millions of years of evolution and thousands of years of cultural knowledge.”
“the planned expansion would take Tiangong from a mass of 90 tons to 180 tons”
“at least nine payloads around our planet since 2022”
“The Shenzhou spacecraft, which is currently used for China's crewed missions, can carry three astronauts to Tiangong”
“two-day mission in September 2020”
“its new Mengzhou spacecraft, which could debut later this year, can carry seven astronauts to low Earth orbit”
“eight-month stint in LEO between August 2022 and May 2023”
“China is set to expand its space station from three to six modules in the coming years and add a co-orbiting Hubble-class space observatory, even as the International Space Station approaches the end of its lifetime.”
“nine-month spaceflight between December 2023 and September 2024”
“The three-module, T-shaped Tiangong space station was assembled in orbit across 2021 and 2022 and has hosted numerous three-astronaut Shenzhou crews, but China is now set to expand the orbital outpost with new modules, citing growing resea…”
“deployed seven more objects during its third mission”
“State media Xinhua reported that the first phase of the expansion will see the launch of a new 20-ton-class multifunctional module, which will dock with Tiangong's Tianhe core module.”
“six of which were ejected simultaneously”
“China is developing new, low-cost cargo options for Tiangong, while its new Mengzhou spacecraft, which could debut later this year, can carry seven astronauts to low Earth orbit.”
“nearly 700 cumulative days in LEO”
“The Shenzhou spacecraft, which is currently used for China's crewed missions, can carry three astronauts to Tiangong.”
“more than 4,200 days in LEO since 2010”
“Before the arrival of a new module, however, the first new addition to Tiangong is expected to be Xuntian, a bus-sized space observatory with a 2-meter (6.6 feet) diameter primary mirror, slightly smaller than that of the Hubble Space Tele…”
“On June 9, a Munich court (subject to appeal) ruled that Google can be liable for false claims produced by its AI summaries, drawing a sharp line between ordinary search results and machine-generated assertions.”
“Xuntian is scheduled for launch in 2027 and boasts a field of view around 300 times larger than that of Hubble, meaning it will be able to study and map around 40% of the heavens during its planned 10-year lifetime using its 2.5-billion-pi…”
“Section 230 was a bipartisan amendment written to preserve the internet as a space where ordinary people could speak (or post) without the forum host becoming liable for every third-party post.”
“The agency plans to launch the SpaceX-developed U.S. Deorbit Vehicle (USDV) in the coming years, and drag the ISS into the atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean in late 2030 or early 2031.”
“In a Florida wrongful-death lawsuit against Open AI (maker of ChatGPT), a plaintiff has alleged that the company’s chatbot pushed a 14-year-old to take his own life.”
“According to Yang Hong, chief designer of the space station system, the planned expansion would take Tiangong from a mass of 90 tons to 180 tons.”
“OpenAI argued that the chatbot was protected by the First Amendment, though the judge dismissed that defense and allowed the case to proceed.”
“30% discount on this sub-250 g beginner drone”
“over half a million people in the United States catch gonorrhea”
“$60 off for Prime Day”
“only 0.1% of cases in the U.S. are resistant, but rates are as high as 10% in some Chinese provinces and 27% in Hanoi, Vietnam”
“Get the DJI Neo drone on sale for one more day at Amazon for $139.”
“1,755 clinically approved drugs”
“4.76 oz / 135 g weight”
“approximately 6 million compounds, finding 213 possible hits”
“fairly generous 18-minute flight time”
“a million compounds that you could just buy from commercial vendors, and now it's more than 70 billion”
“4K video in 30FPS”
“Every year, over half a million people in the United States catch gonorrhea, which causes symptoms such as pain and fluid discharge.”
“12MP 1/2-inch sensor”
“For now, only 0.1% of cases in the U.S. are resistant, but rates are as high as 10% in some Chinese provinces and 27% in Hanoi, Vietnam.”
“4000+ Amazon reviews”
“They trained the AI models to spot potential antibiotics by studying patterns in the chemical properties of 1,755 clinically approved drugs that either do or don't treat drug-susceptible gonorrhea.”
“117.6-degree FOV”
“Next, they ran their trained models on a different set of approximately 6 million compounds, finding 213 possible hits.”
“Prime Day ends June 26”
“In 2012, I think there were a million compounds that you could just buy from commercial vendors, and now it's more than 70 billion.”
“increase back to $170”
“Nearly 70,000 years ago, modern humans created stunning rock art in an unexpected place: the tropical Indonesian island of Sulawesi. The finding, announced in January, made headlines for being the oldest known rock art in the world.”
“TechRadar: ★★★★”
“That would mean modern humans could have been living in these hot, wet regions since soon after the emergence of our species in Africa around 300,000 years ago.”
“Space: ★★★★”
“Toms Guide: ★★★★½”
“four out of five stars”
“four stars”
“$139 is the cheapest we have seen this drone for.”
“Amazon Prime Day 2026”
“processing power doubles every two years”
“will run you between $50-$100”
“run from just under $1,000 all the way to $5,000”
“15% off for their Father's Day 2026 sale”
“Save $390 on our best smart telescope”
“$200 off”
“$300 off”
“$882”
“over $800 off”
“$32 million”
“$200”
“(2006)”
“(2014)”
“(2026)”
“1997”
“$100”
“2025 release”
“$275”
“pre-order price was $999, with their release retail price expected to be $1499”
“December 2024”
“2019”
“The Virtual Telescope Project will host two YouTube livestreams starting at 7 p.m. EDT (2300 GMT) on June 26 and 27, before and after asteroid 1997 NC1's closest approach to Earth.”
“An asteroid of this size comes this close roughly once every ten years, becoming bright enough to be easily visible through small telescopes while it crosses the starry sky.”
“The asteroid designated 152637 1997 NC1 will make its closest approach to Earth at 7:16 a.m. EDT (1116 GMT) on June 27, when it will pass 1,594,339 miles (2,565,839 kilometers) from our planet, whipping by at 19,879 mph (31,992 km/h), acco…”
“With an estimated diameter of 1,443 feet (440 meters), 1997 NC1's size and potential to pass close to Earth during future orbits have led to it being designated as a potentially hazardous asteroid by NASA.”
“A pair of 10x50 binoculars or a small 4-inch telescope should be enough to reveal the asteroid as a point of light shifting through the stars of the constellation Ophiuchus on the night of the close approach, according to Masi.”
“The streams will occur shortly before World Asteroid Day — an annual United Nations-backed event held on June 30 to raise awareness of the threat posed by potential asteroid strikes.”
