SPACE TRC / DISCOVERY & VALIDATION NETWORK
Observe the sky.
Build the evidence together.
Turn a research question into an observing plan, a measurement into an explicit method, and two accounts’ repetitions into an inspectable result. Keep calculated, observed and still-unknown quantities visible at every step.
DATAMETHODREPEATPlan
Compare candidate windows from published periods and transit epochs; inspect night, altitude and assumed measurement-precision constraints.
Open workspace ↗Measure
Open an actual Kepler archive example or your own bounded light curve; retain time system, error column and conditional model fit.
Open workspace ↗Repeat separately
Two actual participants commit analyses separately. Results stay hidden until both submissions exist and the owner reveals the comparison.
Open workspace ↗Review and share
Version-bound method review from a distinct account and a separate publication decision. The public board displays actually published, consented summaries.
Open workspace ↗READINESS AND ACTUAL STATUS
Every status needs a basis.
- Sourced calculation
- Available with a NASA archive selection, explicit model and bounded data. This does not mean a new observation has been made.
- Blind replication with actual accounts
- Works with existing site accounts and explicit access assignments. Separate accounts do not document human independence or expertise.
- New telescope observation
- This release sends no telescope commands. Actual provider authorisation, observing-time allocation and data agreement are separately required.
OBSERVATION · REPLICATION · EVIDENCE
See the status of actual studies.
The board shows summaries explicitly published after two accounts’ submissions have been revealed and a distinct account’s method review completed. If no record has been published, it states that clearly.
The board has not been read. Opening this page sends no source or account request.
Repeating an archived calculation is not a new telescope observation. Separate accounts do not establish personal identity, scientific independence, expertise, institutional partnership or a new discovery.
Build an actual programme with your institution.
Start with a bounded target selection, explicit success measures and actual scientific leads. Visit counts and visual effects do not substitute for scientific outputs.