LUME GRAVITYEDITORIAL RECORD / 04

SOURCES & METHOD

Evidence has
a provenance.

Every statement deserves a path back to the material that supports it. LUME GRAVITY separates direct measurement, scientific interpretation and its own editorial visualisations.

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Primary first

For missions, we begin with the agency or instrument responsible for the work. We link to that material whenever possible.

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Language matters

“Measured”, “inferred”, “modelled” and “unknown” are not interchangeable. The wording preserves the strength of the evidence.

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Credit travels with the work

When we share official imagery or audiovisual material, the source, authoring agency and relevant terms stay close to it.

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Corrections and updates

We review and update our content as new information becomes available.

REFERENCE DIRECTORY

Agencies, research centres and official archives.

NASA Science · United StatesMission pages, image archives and technical overviews.ESA · EuropeEuropean missions, instruments and scientific releases.CNSA · ChinaChina’s space programme, including lunar exploration and sample-return missions.JAXA · JapanJapan’s space missions, research and exploration programmes.CSA · CanadaCanadian space missions, instruments and international partnerships.CNES · FranceFrance’s space agency: missions, research and international collaborations.DLR · GermanyThe German Aerospace Center: space research, mission contributions and the German Space Agency at DLR.ASI · ItalyItaly’s space agency: missions, instruments and international partnerships.NASA / JPLMission operations, planetary exploration and engineering context.Johns Hopkins APLSpace science and engineering, including the Dragonfly mission.ESA/Webb · Image archiveOfficial Webb images, scientific releases, credits and usage terms.ESA/Hubble · Image archiveOfficial Hubble images, scientific releases, credits and usage terms.

ORIGINAL AND SHARED MATERIAL

Our visualisations are clearly marked as editorial interpretations. Official images and audiovisual material remain recognisable as such, with their source and context never separated from the work.

Usage references: NASA · ESA · ESA/Hubble · ESA/Webb .