Observation
Telescope data, spectrum, or measured orbits are not a ready-made theory. Check instrument, calibration, evaluation method, and uncertainties.
SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY / EDITORIAL STANDARD
Rules for reading and checking the scientific content of the portal. Here, observations, calculations, author’s models and educational animations are not passed off as each other.
Telescope data, spectrum, or measured orbits are not a ready-made theory. Check instrument, calibration, evaluation method, and uncertainties.
The formula has prerequisites: metric, state, geometry, small parameter. The exact result inside the model can only approximately describe the real object.
Check constraints, residuals, mesh resolution, boundary conditions, and repeatability. High image detail does not equal high calculation accuracy.
A mathematically feasible scenario does not become an observable object. Specify the test, method of refutation, and existing observational limitations.
The color, size and speed of the animation can be selected for ease of viewing. On the portal, artistic and schematic effects are indicated separately.
Cite a specific publication, textbook edition, and data set. The authority of the organization is not a substitute for verifying that the required number is actually present in the source.