DUSKLAMP CONTEXT PACKET: Moon research Source-backed example · NASA pages checked 10-05-2026 This is a public example, not a live personal watch. The “See how this watch behaves” steps are demonstrations and must not be treated as observations. GOAL Follow lunar research for my project. Separate new findings from future plans, keep the evidence, and tell me when a claim is corrected. CONSTRAINTS Focus: Lunar science and exploration Keep: Primary sources and corrections Distinguish: Plans from completed results Coverage: NASA sources · no independent review CURRENT BRIEFING New investigations selected. Results are still ahead. NASA’s latest selection concerns planned lunar instruments. It is not evidence that the investigations have been completed. 1. A research plan, not a finished result. NASA selected three payload suites to study resources, potential shelters and environmental hazards. [Source 1] 2. A correction belongs in your notes. NASA’s 10-02-2026 editor’s note corrects the full names of DISCO and GIMLI. [Source 1] 3. Keep the strength of the claim visible. For your project, cite the announcement as a proposed investigation. Wait for results before claiming a demonstrated finding. NEXT ACTION Use the corrected source in your project. Keep the publication date and correction date with your citation. https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-adds-new-science-investigations-for-moon-base/ VERIFICATION AND COVERAGE Checked: 10-05-2026 NASA describes its own program. Independent analysis and published results for these selected investigations are not included. TIMELINE 10-05-2026: Sources checked for this example. The corrected release and program overview were reviewed. No independent validation is claimed. 10-02-2026: Source correction retained. NASA added an editor’s note correcting two payload names. Use the revised source. 09-30-2026: Selection announced. The selection is the start of this research thread, not a finding from the future instruments. SOURCES [1] NASA · New science investigations Type: Primary announcement; Read 10-05-2026 https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-adds-new-science-investigations-for-moon-base/ Published 09-30-2026; corrected 10-02-2026. Describes selected investigations, not completed results. [2] NASA · Artemis program Type: Program background; Read 10-05-2026 https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/artemis/ Useful mission context. Future targets are plans, not completed milestones. UNRESOLVED QUESTIONS - When will these payloads be delivered? - Which peer-reviewed papers report their results? - Do independent sources support or challenge the eventual findings? READING GUIDANCE Keep facts, source statements, estimates and illustrative preferences distinct. Verify current prices, availability and deadlines before recommending action. Do not infer a successful check from missing evidence.