Official ESA source boundaries / 2026 baseline

Where the evidence is.
And where it is not.

A mission-by-protocol map of 500 frozen ClaimBound cards. Every cell opens the exact claim, official page, source hash, and result boundary.

Evidence cards
500
Mission pages
25
Exact gates passed
490
Limited coverage
10
01

The signal: all ten gaps are launch-site or launch-vehicle fields absent from five selected mission landing pages. That is a source boundary, not a claim that the mission facts are false.

Evidence field / interactive

25 missions × 20 protocol slots

Rows are official mission landing pages. Columns are protocol positions, not uniform scientific scores. Select a cell to inspect its evidence.

Showing all 500 evidence cards.

Passed Limited

How to read the map

A coverage map,
not a mission ranking.

  1. 01

    One page per row

    Each row freezes one selected official ESA mission landing page.

  2. 02

    One gate per cell

    A cell asks whether exact terms required by one preregistered gate occur inside that page boundary.

  3. 03

    Amber preserves uncertainty

    Limited coverage means the page did not support that gate. The search was not silently widened to another source.

What the experiment established

Scale is useful only when the boundary remains inspectable.

The campaign shows that ClaimBound can generate, validate, register, and present hundreds of narrow records without turning keyword presence into a broad scientific endorsement. The lasting value is the rerunnable baseline: later runs can measure source drift against these exact claims and hashes.