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11 June 2026
Wiki pages on Townsend Brown attributed a recollection about a bismuth isotope to "Lewis Whitten", said to have told the American Institute of Physics. Corrected: the physicist is Louis Witten, first researcher hired at Martin's RIAS, and the recollection is from his 17 March 2011 American Institute of Physics oral-history interview.
11 June 2026
The Chinese-language pages rendered physicist Ning Li's name as 宁莉, treating Ning as the surname. Corrected to 李宁 (Li is the family name). Several Chinese renderings were also unified across the wiki to match the rest of the site (埃利桑多, 法瑞沃, and "Gimbal" left untranslated in place of the previous 陀螺仪事件, which named the wrong device).
21 May 2026
A former Pentagon AATIP director's name appeared in places as "Lue Elizondo". Corrected to "Luis Elizondo". "Lue" is a known shortening of his name, but the site uses the full form for consistency.
21 May 2026
A name was given as "Bueller". Corrected to "Buhler".
21 May 2026
The Mount Zeil wiki page stated the mountain was named after a German botanist, "Friedrich Zeil-Felsen". That namesake was fabricated. Corrected: the page now states Mount Zeil was named in 1872 by the explorer Ernest Giles, drawing on a German aristocratic family name.