Folded in
The other planets
The planet-by-planet audit sits off the reading path. Its three findings are carried on the pages that argue them, and its figures sit in the ledger.
Where it went
Three findings, three homes.
The rest of the audit restated arguments the core pages now carry.
The documented changes on other worlds do not share a direction, and the claim that almost every planet is changing has no denominator under it: how many bodies were looked at, how many showed nothing, and how much change is ordinary for a world watched for a fraction of one of its years. The claim →
The 2019 panel forecast for solar cycle 25 came in low, calling a sunspot number near 115 against an actual peak near 161 in October 2024. The claim →
Venus lifting its cloud-top winds by about a third across six years, and Neptune cooling and then warming sharply at one pole, are held as figures with their sources. The figures →
That catastrophe runs on other worlds right now is argued once, on the calm.