Historical discovery
1,943 / 1,943Availability-qualified events · 12 h median discovery lead.
Planetary Defences separates discovery benchmarks, research candidates, proxy validation, posture replay and external outcome validation. Results are not promoted across categories they have not tested.
Each result below is stated with the status it actually earned. Open the methodology record for scope, exclusions and limitations.
Availability-qualified events · 12 h median discovery lead.
Stored events through the verified cutoff.
96.89% · 240-minute median lead · research candidate.
0 proxy false alarms. Asset-specific outcome validation is separate.
Historical snapshots replayed · receiver-level outcome validation remains pending.
Historical snapshots replayed · sector-specific outcome validation remains pending.
The frozen retrospective discovery benchmark covers 1981–2026 and uses an availability-qualified truth set.
Software is implemented and more than 3.53 million historical snapshots have been replayed.
Independent receiver-level outcome truth is still required, including signal-quality, lock, positioning and timing outcomes.
Software is implemented and more than 3.53 million historical snapshots have been replayed.
Sector-specific outcome validation remains pending across relevant infrastructure and mission contexts.
The public ledger states the result, evidence class, qualification and current validation status. Exact thresholds, state distributions, source-selection rules, event-by-event exclusion ledgers and internal algorithmic logic are reserved for controlled evaluation or NDA review.
Request evaluator detail →Strong numbers become misleading when evidence classes are collapsed. The validation architecture keeps those boundaries visible.
Proxy, event, replay and object-level outcome truth are not interchangeable.
Availability exclusions are documented rather than silently counted as observed outcomes.
Research candidates remain clearly labelled until the declared external validation stage is completed.
Historical evidence supports evaluation, not promises of identical future-event performance.