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Gaia EDR3 wide binaries — full reproduction chain for USR-2026-0047

registry ESA Gaia (EDR3), extracted and cleaned by this project 5 files · 1.53 GB

The complete chain behind USR-2026-0047 — the wide-binary MOND test this project SELF-KILLED. That claim reports a Newtonian mean residual of 0.948 [0.939-0.958] and attributes the MOND-like 1.167 median seen elsewhere to a clip-bias artifact (28.7% of pairs clipped). It contradicts published Chae-type results, so it is exactly the kind of claim nobody should have to take on trust: the file the analysis actually reads is here. CHAIN: find_binaries_edr3.py (the Gaia archive query) -> all_columns_catalog.fits.gz (raw extract) -> parse_and_analyze.py -> wide_binaries_a0_subset.csv -> wb_clean_definitive.csv, which is the single input to _wb_method3_definitive.py in the claim-scripts dataset. NOTE ON SIZE: the raw catalog is published gzipped only; the uncompressed .fits on disk is byte-identical (verified by sha256) and was deliberately not uploaded twice. Intermediate .npz/.pkl caches are omitted — they are regenerable and carry no independent information. An outside re-run of this chain would be the first external check of a self-kill on this site.

Files — sizes and hashes computed from disk, not quoted

filesizesha-256
all_columns_catalog.fits.gz 1.32 GB 6d67d12bf15f6c57… download
wide_binaries_a0_subset.csv 141.2 MB bec00bedb95a573e… download
wb_clean_definitive.csv 70.2 MB f43a429f9be430a6… download
find_binaries_edr3.py 13.7 KB cfe278356443de92… download
parse_and_analyze.py 7.5 KB e41213ce43eae885… download
verify: shasum -a 256 <file> — must match the hash above or discard the file.

Used by claims

USR-2026-0047 A Gaia wide-binary velocity analysis shows an apparent MOND-direction boost, but only under... KILLED

Provenance

upstream source ↗
citation
Gaia Collaboration 2021, A&A 649, A1 (Gaia EDR3); El-Badry et al. 2021 wide-binary catalogue
local directory

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