6 October 2026

Orbit studies on 6 October 2026

0 studies were read against their pass lines on 6 October 2026; 0 runs finished and 3 were still running at the end of the day.

The readings for each study follow, with the work still owed.

What ran and finished

The antenna study: the orbit antenna fit v3 run (job 3474890) was still running at the end of the day, on a node with 251 GB of memory.

The antenna study: the orbit antenna planted v3 run (job 3474891) was still running at the end of the day, on a node with 251 GB of memory.

The antenna study: the orbit antenna null v3 run (job 3474892) was still running at the end of the day, on a node with 251 GB of memory.

What the runs showed

Next

The detector rerun: name the 15 objects behind the failed check against the published counts (11 passive, 4 payload) from an object table as of 20 September, and rerun the check with it. The close-pass study: a check of the low-orbit factor on debris or rocket bodies with precise orbits; today 11 objects (five laser spheres, six altimetry satellites) set every non-Starlink low ellipse, along-track factor 13.8. The burn-cadence detector: a declaration level chosen on held-out data that meets pass lines 1 and 2 together: thresholds rebuilt from each window's own resampled residuals, or a level set on the years the recall covers (the 2023 to 2025 passive windows give 80.959, where recall is 0.0302). The error atlas: rebuild the atlas files with factors per class and per era, split at 1 October 2025 (medium along-track 5.6 to 5.9 before, 3.39 after), from the finished fits with no refit, and rerun held-out coverage under them. The thermosphere study: the comparison with the published catalog-derived density record (Narayanan, Sicoli and Mehta, arXiv 2604.24646) and with Gondelach and Linares 2020: yearly quiet-day ratio and storm rise by shell. The two full-depth screen runs (authority and deep): the authority comparison outside the 37 days the public message store holds (needs a longer message archive). The reentry forecast: figure: reentry error against the number of sets in the fit window (what carries the two-day error). The fuel gauge: the belt delta-v record as a site reading (per fleet, per year), with the passive floor beside it. The avoidance map: a who-moves-for-whom reading on the fleets whose own ephemerides are public (SpaceX), with the ephemeris as truth instead of the catalog. The intercept forecast: a null matched to held belt satellites' slot spacing before the 3.5x excess is read. The antenna study: the orbit antenna fit v3 run (job 3474890) is running on a node with 251 GB of memory, started 2026-10-05T21:03:01Z. The kick study: nothing from the public elements; a reading would need the publisher's tracking data. The wind study: reopen only with an independent drag scale per object (an accelerometer-calibrated density record would do; the catalog alone cannot). The resonant gravity study: real-data nulls: wrong-order fit, phase scramble, split halves (kit being built, same cluster). The storm-wave study: nothing from the public elements; the daily fit span smears the arrival.

Built by code from the day's records; the house model's draft did not pass the checks. The sections on what ran and on failures are built by code from the facts. The day's facts · the check.