galactic_status
plain-language theorem explainer
This definition records the proof status of the galactic number approximation and the tau star identification with a phi rung inside the Recognition Science gravity module. Modelers of galactic dynamics or phi-ladder timescales reference it to confirm completion of those two derivations. The definition is a direct list literal with no lemmas, reductions, or computation.
Claim. A list of string pairs stating that the approximation for the galactic number and the identification of the stellar time constant with a phi rung are both proven.
background
The GalacticTimescale module builds galactic timescale expressions on top of phi-forcing and constant definitions. It uses rung counts from the phi-ladder to define N_galactic and related quantities such as phi_rung_time and tau_star_s. Upstream rung definitions supply the base integer exponents, while eval from the linear logic bridge handles resource counting in related expressions.
proof idea
The definition directly constructs a two-element list of string pairs. No tactics or lemmas are applied; the body is a literal value followed by an #eval command.
why it matters
The definition acts as an internal status marker confirming completion of galactic approximations that sit on the phi-ladder. It supports the T7 eight-tick octave and D=3 spatial structure in the forcing chain by documenting the status of N_galactic and tau_star derivations. With zero downstream uses it functions mainly for module verification rather than feeding further theorems.
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