C92 PR107 Eastern US 2020 Reticle Crossing Contrast Sequence
A compact dark oval is source-visible above and right of the central reticle from 16.107 through 16.679 seconds. At 16.822 seconds, an elongated dark mark appears left of the reticle while the prior upper-right oval is no longer resolved. By 16.965 seconds, a dark mark is lower-l
A compact dark oval is source-visible above and right of the central reticle from 16.107 through 16.679 seconds. At 16.822 seconds, an elongated dark mark appears left of the reticle while the prior upper-right oval is no longer resolved. By 16.965 seconds, a dark mark is lower-l
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Observation
A compact dark oval is source-visible above and right of the central reticle from 16.107 through 16.679 seconds. At 16.822 seconds, an elongated dark mark appears left of the reticle while the prior upper-right oval is no longer resolved. By 16.965 seconds, a dark mark is lower-left; at 17.107 seconds no comparable mark is visible in the sampled region. The sequence therefore supports multiple source-visible contrast states and an apparent right-to-left/lower-left progression. The eight samples alone do not prove that every mark is one continuously tracked object: the jump between 16.679 and 16.822 seconds may mix rapid motion, dropped temporal information, display processing, or separate contrast events.
Working Assessment
PR107 contains a real source-visible compact contrast sequence and an apparent reticle-crossing progression. The 16.947s amendment strengthens the evidence that the dark mark is not merely an imagined single-frame feature, but it also strengthens the caution that display symbology and sparse cadence affect interpretation. It does not independently establish physical speed, acceleration, range, field effect, or a single continuous trajectory. The neutrality gate is satisfied by keeping display/sensor and conventional crossing-object controls active while preserving unusual controlled-motion and field-coupled models as testable, not proven, alternatives.
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