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61 changes: 61 additions & 0 deletions data/reviews/2026-10-26-24e4fa44cfe7.json
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"evidence": "NASA’s Ceres facts page states that Ceres completes one rotation every 9 hours, so the duration is 32,400 seconds.",
"familiarity": "Ceres is a commonly taught dwarf planet/asteroid-belt object, and a “day length” is an intuitive school-science comparison.",
"source": {
"name": "NASA Science: Ceres Facts",
"url": "https://science.nasa.gov/dwarf-planets/ceres/facts/"
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"id": "duration-neptune-day",
"evidence": "NASA’s Neptune facts page says one day on Neptune takes about 16 hours, which converts to about 57,600 seconds.",
"familiarity": "Neptune is one of the eight planets students learn, and comparing planetary day lengths is a familiar space-facts topic.",
"source": {
"name": "NASA Science: Neptune Facts",
"url": "https://science.nasa.gov/neptune/neptune-facts/"
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"id": "duration-sun-equator-rotation",
"evidence": "NASA’s Sun facts page states that the Sun rotates once every 25 Earth days at the equator, which is 2,160,000 seconds.",
"familiarity": "The Sun is universally familiar, and many people know it rotates even though it is not solid like Earth.",
"source": {
"name": "NASA Science: Sun Facts",
"url": "https://science.nasa.gov/sun/facts/"
}
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"id": "duration-boggle-round-04601",
"evidence": "Hasbro’s BOGGLE 04601 page says players search for words while a 3-minute timer counts down, so the duration is 180 seconds.",
"familiarity": "Boggle is a long-running word game commonly played by families, in classrooms, and by casual board-game fans.",
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"id": "duration-icc-u19-womens-t20-2025-drinks-break",
"evidence": "The ICC 2025 playing conditions specify one scheduled drinks interval of 2 minutes 30 seconds at the midpoint of each innings, giving 150 seconds.",
"familiarity": "Cricket is one of the world’s most-followed sports, and a short drinks break is easy for players to picture even if they do not know the exact value.",
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"name": "ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup 2025 Playing Conditions",
"url": "https://images.icc-cricket.com/image/upload/prd/ICC_U19_WOMEN_S_T20WC25_PLAYING_CONDITIONS.pdf"
}
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"evidence": "World Rugby’s 2025 laws say a conversion kick must be taken within 60 seconds from when the try was awarded.",
"familiarity": "Rugby is a widely watched international sport, and the post-try conversion is one of its most recognizable moments.",
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"evidence": "NASA’s Ceres facts page says Ceres completes one rotation every 9 hours. 9 hours equals 32,400 seconds.",
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"evidence": "NASA’s Neptune facts page says one day on Neptune takes about 16 hours, the time for one spin. 16 hours equals 57,600 seconds.",
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"evidence": "NASA says the Sun rotates at different rates and completes one rotation at its equator in 25 Earth days. 25 days equals 2,160,000 seconds.",
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"evidence": "Hasbro’s Boggle 04601 instruction page says players search for words as a 3-minute timer counts down. 3 minutes equals 180 seconds.",
"reason": "Linked primary source was not opened and matched during this review. The official Hasbro page matches the exact product number and directly supports the duration.",
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"evidence": "The ICC 2025 playing conditions state one scheduled drinks interval of 2 minutes 30 seconds at the midpoint of each innings. 2:30 equals 150 seconds.",
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"evidence": "The linked PDF could not be opened because it exceeded the tool’s fetch limit. Fresh official search snippets for the same World Rugby 2025 laws indicate Law 8 gives 60 seconds for a conversion after a try.",
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"name": "NASA Goddard — Imagine the Universe",
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"title": "Ceres day",
"caption": "About how long is one rotation on dwarf planet Ceres?",
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