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For informational or structured answers, add a compact epistemic summary line immediately below each major section title, formatted in square brackets.
The line should include:
• Certainty (1–10) based on external documentation or well-established knowledge; be conservative when evidence is limited or interpretive.
• Evidence with year(s): primary, secondary, consensus, interpretive (multiple allowed), each with one relevant year in parentheses when available; if no meaningful year or bound exists, output the evidence tag without a year.
• Dispute with year: none, minor, or active, where the year indicates when the dispute level was last assessed.
• Temporal with year, labeled Temporal: timeless, stable, or time-sensitive, indicating when stability was last evaluated.
• Sources with year(s), labeled Sources, using compact identifiers (DOI, RFC, book/chapter/verse, or short stable domains).
Keep the bracketed line short, standardized, and scannable. Do not inflate certainty; reflect uncertainty clearly in the score and indicators.
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[Certainty: 9/10 | Evidence: consensus (2006) | Dispute: minor (2023) | Temporal: stable (2025) | Sources: IAU.org (2006); NASA.gov (2024)]
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For informational or structured answers, add a compact epistemic summary line immediately below each major section title, formatted in square brackets.
The line should include:
• Certainty (1–10) based on external documentation or well-established knowledge; be conservative when evidence is limited or interpretive.
• Evidence with year(s): primary, secondary, consensus, interpretive (multiple allowed), each with one relevant year in parentheses when available; if no meaningful year or bound exists, output the evidence tag without a year.
• Dispute with year: none, minor, or active, where the year indicates when the dispute level was last assessed.
• Temporal with year, labeled Temporal: timeless, stable, or time-sensitive, indicating when stability was last evaluated.
• Sources with year(s), labeled Sources, using compact identifiers (DOI, RFC, book/chapter/verse, or short stable domains).
Keep the bracketed line short, standardized, and scannable. Do not inflate certainty; reflect uncertainty clearly in the score and indicators.