FactReactorHow we work
FactReactor makes one-minute Shorts about the things your own body and your own senses have been getting wrong your whole life, and the physics behind them.
A named source first
Each topic starts from a study, a textbook or a measured constant. If a claim can't be traced to one, it doesn't go in.
Ranges, not drama
Numbers that are genuinely contested are given as ranges, not rounded up into something more impressive.
Sources are public
They are listed in every YouTube description and on each video's page here.
Corrections stay visible
When a video simplifies something or gets it wrong, the clarification goes in the pinned comment under the video and on the corrections page.
Who does what
Every topic and its sources are checked and approved by a person before production. Narration and visuals are AI-generated, and every upload is labelled as altered or synthetic content.
Found a better source, or an error? Say so in the comments under the video, or write to the address in the imprint.