Ledger Zero independently recovered radar structures corresponding in time and location with Rainmaker signatures B–F. A and G were not reproduced. The primary window was not elevated against four frozen temporal controls.
It kept observation, correspondence, causation, magnitude and uncertainty from collapsing into one convenient—but unsupported—answer.
Move through the public Figure 5 frames. Cyan envelopes are detector candidates sealed before reveal; outlined regions are digitized operator boundaries revealed afterward.
Candidate activity is normalized by valid cell-area exposure. Change the sensitivity lane; the detector and thresholds remain frozen.
The benchmark advances only the claims supported by the available evidence. A radar feature can be observed without proving why it exists or how much precipitation it produced.
B–F show repeated frame-level overlap. A is a clear detector miss. G passes near sealed envelopes but never intersects one.
The public benchmark is useful because its limits are explicit. These are not footnotes; they are part of the result.
The benchmark shows how frozen evidence states can separate observation from inference. A future operational deployment would update those states as native telemetry, radar and control evidence arrive.