atp numbers get too big they get facts that are hard to find and start to lead to decimal-centrism yupesoki thinks he knows an interesting fact about every number :sob: 102: there are 102 vertices in the Biggs–Smith graph 103: half the amount of bones in the human body 105: the amount of calories of an average banana 114: there are 114 chapters in the quran 116: the Hundred Years’ War lasted for 116 years 119: is the only composite number under 10,000 that is one less than a factorial (5!-1) 122: the age of the oldest person who ever lived 126: 126 film is a cartridge-based still photography format introduced by Kodak in 1963 128: amount of combinations on a 7 segment display 129: worlds loudest scream was 129 dB 131: since primes are gonna be really hard to find facts for, i’m just gonna steal aperial/argam’s idea and use the periodic table to my advantage. since 131 is the 32nd prime, he’ll be based on the 32nd element, germanium. 133: the moon’s phases occur on the same days of the year and the same days of the week every 133 years 137: a reference to cadex’s fanmade nb 137 bcuz i thought the fact was cool lol 140: tweets were originally capped at 140 characters 142: At the United States Merchant Marine Academy, the number '142' represents 142 Cadet/Midshipmen who :(‘d aboard merchant vessels during World War II. 147: snooker 156: pentadecagon 158: Perrin number 159: the lowest score in darts with no available checkout 160: In the United States, people sometimes cook certain foods (like ground beef) to at least 160 °F (about 71 °C) to be sure they are safe to eat. 162: MLB 164: 137 ditto 165: one neptune year is 165 earth years 170: a can of Mountain Dew contains 170 calories 172: cessna 173: scp 174: a huge 174-megapixel image of the moon was released in honor of the Artemis I mission in August 2022 176: Gliese 176 is a red dwarf star located in the constellation Taurus 177: second to highest score in darts 178: people named Hirokazu Tanaka set the record for the largest gathering of people with the same name 179: 164 ditto 182: blink-182 184: there are 184 paths by which a chess rook can travel from one corner of a 4 × 4 chessboard to the opposite corner without passing through the same square twice. 186: the amount of fixed pentahexes 191: 179 ditto 194: the smallest markov number that is not a Fibonacci nor Pell number. whatever that means
mat for [AVMB] champ for the chord inspiration british for the detector (edited by me) TTTE Guy for the thumbnail and intro audio
