This feels like the type of thing I want human expertise on. GPT can be too inaccurate for something like this. I'd also be concerned it was trained on writing

This feels like the type of thing I want human expertise on. GPT can be too inaccurate for something like this. I'd also be concerned it was trained on writings from people that misunderstand the science. There's already tons of expert written and reviewed content designed to teach science. Go buy any textbook on the subject. You can usually get them very cheaply if you don't mind older editions. Libraries will also have these types of books you can checkout for free. Once you've exhausted information found in textbooks you can start actually reading the scholarly journals these pop-sci articles are written about. Once you've read enough scholarly journals, you might have your own questions that aren't answered yet. Then, you can conduct your own science...... Books are great for looking up quick tidbits of information too. Chapter titles and indexes are great for jumping to relevant information.