PUM claims register · 60 specific claims, status by source

A label says where a claim stands in the published record — what has been filmed, measured, calculated or asserted, and by whom. The Notes column gives the detail behind each one.

• VERIFIED — a primary source (video, hardware, the patent file, a published record) shows the claim as stated.
• LIKELY-TRUE — the evidence supports the observation; the mechanism behind it may still be open.
• ANECDOTAL — reported by one builder or one lab so far; replication would move it up.
• AWAITING-TEST — the row names a test that would settle it, and nobody independent has run it yet. Most engineering rows sit here.
• APPROXIMATE — a model number set beside a measured value: close, rounded, or holding for one epoch or one unit system. The Notes column gives the gap.
• BY-CONSTRUCTION — follows from the model's own definitions or a chosen anchor, so it shows internal consistency.
• NON-EMPIRICAL — belongs to the model's cosmological or interpretive layer; no measurement follows from it directly.
• CONFLICTS-WITH-MEASUREMENT — current measurements point the other way; the row lists what data would revisit it.