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Did you know ... that two ancient Chinese astronomers are said to have been executed for failing to predict a solar eclipse because they were drinking? On the main page on 2026-04-03
Did you know ... that the Quingnam language, despite being the language of a Peruvian empire, is known from only a handful of words? On the main page on 2026-09-06
Did you know * ... that the Somyev language, spoken by just two people in 2010, became endangered due in part to the importation of hoes? On the main page on 2026-10-25
Did you know ... that a lunar eclipse (chart pictured) is said to have fulfilled a prophecy resulting in the fall of Constantinople? On the main page on 2026-04-22
Did you know ... that the Tumʔi language of South Africa was only remembered by two people as of 2023? On the main page on 2026-05-06
Did you know ... that the extinct Maipure language had a separate category of nouns for things that cannot be possessed, such as astronomical objects? On the main page on 2026-06-03
Did you know ... that according to oral tradition, a wooden doll was the ruler of the kingdom of Tonga for three years? On the main page on 2026-06-26
Did you know ... that only five words are known from the extinct Tabancale language of Peru and Ecuador? On the main page on 2026-08-03
Did you know ... that speakers of the Jorá language were massacred, rounded up in villages, and sold into slavery during the 1940s? On the main page on 2026-08-09
Did you know ... that there was recently interest in reviving the extinct Torá language, but no one knew enough of the language to move forward with the idea? On the main page on 2026-08-17
Did you know ... that MoM-BH*-1 may be the first black-hole star discovered? On the main page on 2026-08-23
This user helped "Tabancale language" become a featured article on 2026-10-18.
This user helped "Quingnam language" become a good article on 2026-08-10.
This user helped "Tabancale language" become a good article on 2026-09-11.
This user helped get Solar eclipse of August 12, 2026 listed on the "In the News" section of the main page on 2026-08-14.
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message I would like to thank you for your consistent contributions on exoplanets. Cheers! Thank you for your contributions to exoplanet articles and other miscellaneous topics. Keep up the good work! Nrco0e (talk · contribs) 3:52 pm, 11 September 2021, Saturday (4 years, 8 months, 15 days ago) (UTC−6) Thanks for splitting up so many language articles. I lumped a lot of maybe–dialect continua together back when we created articles for all languages identified by ISO, sometimes to follow sources but often just to save work. In many cases the ISO distinction was valid and they had always needed to be split up when the text was expanded. — kwami (talk) 7:09 pm, 9 March 2026, Monday (2 months, 18 days ago) (UTC−6) Thanks for merging Guarani dialects into Guarani languages and taking it off of my todo list! ~ oklopfer (💬) 1:42 pm, 13 May 2026, Wednesday (13 days ago) (UTC−6) Much appreciate your effort in the Wikipedia:Destubathon of the Americas contest! Great job!♦ Dr. Blofeld 9:20 am, Today (UTC−6) For your great work on the Bricks & Minifigs–Reckless Ben controversy really a tale of the internet we were promised. Czarking0 (talk) 18:49, 4 June 2026 (UTC) Hey Kepler-1229b, thank you for participating in this year's Developing Countries WikiContest! For your outstanding contributions — which earned you 106 points — here's a well-deserved barnstar. Congratulations, and we hope to see you around next year! —⁠TechnoSquirrel69 (talk)
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