en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destiny_2:_Shadowkeep

This phrasing is inaccurate because it presents the Black Garden as if it were literally on Mars.

In Destiny's own dialogue, Ghost says of the Black Garden: "If this is the Black Garden, it's not on any map of known space and time." That directly contradicts a simple Mars location. Mars was the access point for the original mission, but once the Guardian enters, the game explicitly says the Garden is not mapped as a normal place in known space and time.

Bungie's Shadowkeep-era promotional description for Garden of Salvation says the signal reaches "beyond dimensions, into the uncharted wilds of the Black Garden." That official wording likewise describes the Garden as extradimensional/uncharted rather than a location straightforwardly "on Mars."

So the article's wording should distinguish between being accessed via Mars in Destiny 1 and actually being located on Mars, which official Destiny text does not support.

Bungie's own season support pages do not show all Year 3 seasons lasting ten weeks.

• Season of the Undying ran from October 1, 2019 to December 10, 2019 — about 10 weeks.
• Season of Dawn ran from December 10, 2019 to March 10, 2020 — about 13 weeks.
• Season of the Worthy ran from March 10, 2020 to June 9, 2020 — about 13 weeks.

So the article's blanket statement that each season lasted ten weeks is contradicted by Bungie's official dates. Only the first of those seasons fits that duration.

Bungie's official season support pages contradict these dates.

• Season of Dawn is listed by Bungie as ending on March 10, 2020 at weekly reset, not March 9.
• Season of the Worthy is listed as ending on June 9 at weekly reset, not June 8.
• Season of Arrivals is listed as ending on November 10 at weekly reset, not November 9.

So the article's stated end dates are off by one day for all three seasons.

This repeats the same location error elsewhere in the article.

Destiny's own dialogue explicitly says the Black Garden is "not on any map of known space and time," which conflicts with describing it as simply being on Mars. Bungie's Shadowkeep-era description of the Garden of Salvation raid also says the signal reaches "beyond dimensions" into the Black Garden.

Mars was the route to the Garden in Destiny 1, but official text does not support treating the Black Garden itself as a straightforward Mars location.