Earthquakes
Magnitude, official alert level, tsunami flag, significance, and clustering within the configured window.
Global risk dashboard
A calm, versioned summary of five global hazard signals. This score describes observed conditions; it is not a probability or an apocalypse prediction.
Evidence check
Each component keeps its own observation time and validity window. Missing and expired inputs stay visible.
Evidence-gated reassurance
A reassuring statement appears only when fresh, complete evidence supports it.
There is not enough complete, fresh data to make a reassuring global claim. That is an incomplete-data state, not evidence of danger or safety.
Safety claims withheld for: Earthquakes, Asteroids, Space weather, Volcanoes, Severe weather
Five independent signals
Every domain is scored separately before deterministic aggregation. A missing card never contributes a hidden zero.
Magnitude, official alert level, tsunami flag, significance, and clustering within the configured window.
Only explicit source-supported impact-risk classifications can contribute; proximity alone is never labeled dangerous.
Planetary K-index observations and official geomagnetic, radiation, and radio-blackout scales.
Normalized activity, alert level, and eruption intensity from an approved replaceable source when one is available.
Active disaster alerts, severity, and impact signals without turning global context into local emergency advice.
Current signal
Only source-supported events that materially contribute to the current view belong here.
No event list can be verified through the current public read boundary. We will not substitute fixtures or an empty-list safety claim.
Geographic context
The initial render uses a zero-JavaScript preview. Interactive mapping remains outside the critical path and is reserved for the dedicated map stage.
Signal details
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No asteroid approach is shown because CNEOS and Sentry remain behind the source-rights gate. Unavailable does not mean no close approaches exist.
02
Recent earthquake records are not exposed through the current public read boundary, so no live count or safety statement is shown.
03
Current NOAA observations are not exposed through the current public read boundary, so conditions are reported as unavailable rather than quiet.
Read the score correctly
The score compresses configured observations into a common scale so different signals can be viewed together. It does not estimate when, where, or whether a catastrophe will happen.
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Technical availability never overrides the source-rights audit. Approved, conditional, and rejected sources remain replaceable behind normalized domain interfaces.
The public source registry could not be read for this render. Audit decisions remain fail-closed.