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Reconstruction Geometry I: Directional Continuity

Large-scale planetary reconstructions depend upon continuity.

Random systems generate random geometry. Persistent systems generate persistent geometry.

The Entrance

The Antarctic archive remains the primary directional anchor of the Earth: Day Zero reconstruction.

If preserved signal exists, directional continuity should remain measurable across multiple geological and geophysical datasets.

The Exit

The Arctic Circle remains the opposing directional anchor.

The Exit is evaluated not as an isolated location but as part of an ordered planetary sequence.

The Middle Mountain

The Middle Mountain remains the central organizing expression linking directional relationships across the reconstruction.

Observational Constraints

Research Question

Do preserved planetary systems exhibit measurable directional continuity across geological time?


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