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Folder: v1/analyses/black-holes/observations-and-facts/orphan

9 items under this folder.

  • Jul 22, 2026

    O-17 - Human observers exist today, so every historical record is conditioned on no observer-extinguishing catastrophe having occurred

    • Jul 22, 2026

      O-21 - Cosmic rays above 1e17 eV strike Earth at 5e-14 per cm2 per s - 3e22 above-LHC-energy collisions over Earth's history and 1e31 universe-wide

      • Jul 22, 2026

        O-24 - RHIC particle abundances including multi-strange baryons match a thermal model at T about 165 MeV with baryon chemical potential falling as collision energy rises

        • Jul 22, 2026

          O-25 - RHIC fireballs expand explosively and die within 1e-23 s with no strange-antistrange asymmetry - the conditions strangeness distillation needs are absent

          • Jul 22, 2026

            O-29 - Fly's Eye cosmic-ray differential energy spectrum above 10^17 eV follows a power law of index about -3.07

            • Jul 22, 2026

              O-32 - Cosmic rays have produced of order 10^22 nucleon-nucleon collisions above LHC energy on Earth alone

              • Jul 22, 2026

                O-38 - Measured cosmic-ray fluxes follow E^-2.5 to E^-2.7 power laws with solar-system composition - iron measured up to 2 TeV per nucleon

                • Jul 22, 2026

                  O-8 - MoEDAL found no trapped magnetic charge at or above one Dirac charge in 794 kg of aluminum exposed to 13 TeV LHC collisions

                  • Jul 22, 2026

                    O-9 - MoEDAL sets 95 percent CL cross-section limits down to 11 fb and indicative mass limits of 1500-3750 GeV for LHC monopole pair production


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