Native radio-marker context: projected separation, not physical classification

Native radio-marker context: projected separation, not physical classification

Exact exports from research revision 70c33bcc9017f994e1a51c2dfe8d150ef7614650. The separately registered research compared original native MMB coordinates with three fixed Hi-GAL cases and all six retained infrared Catalog alternatives. Independent recomputation checked 707 native rows and 6,363 angular pairs. The frozen one-arcsecond criterion failed: 0/3 fixed best points and 0/6 alternatives have a catalogue marker within that scale. A historical marker is 12.520 arcsec from the first clump centre and 17.501 arcsec from its best infrared record. Membership and physical stage are unknown; this is not evidence of starlessness, a new star or a birth.

The earlier 12-arcsecond infrared cone’s coverage qualification is post-read context, not a changed primary criterion. All previous failed gates and source alternatives are preserved. Creation-time unpublished flags in source exports remain historical; blog deployment is verified separately. The historical catalogue is not all modern masers. It gives no source error/epoch contract for calibrated match probabilities.

The compact public packet contains original catalogue bytes, parsed native fields, readout, independent verification, resource receipts, frozen code and authoring controls. Original paths in downloaded research reports refer to the research repo; use the mapping below and source inventory for these public downloads. This upkeep ran no research or acquisition. No source was substituted and no model changed.

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