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The Measey.com network

A search, and the family of public sites it points to, for one research programme.

measey.com is a search over a confined-photon, one-force research programme. The landing page is a box, a status link, and two lists: a journey of three sites (electrodynamics, physical light, bulk gravity) and a longer list of knowledge hubs. The footer also points at cpt-physics.com, framework-objections.com, and the author’s site.

Each hub is its own website, with its own subject: atoms, particles, constants, puzzles, cosmology, materials, biology, chemistry, geology, medicine, heat, mysteries, the electrical Earth, a lesson sequence, and a history. They share a job. A reader should be able to start at the search, or at the subject they care about, and not get lost.

The software has to carry the programme’s caution as well as its claims. Several sites say, on the first screen, that a constant is an input, that a live claim’s status is on cpt-physics.com, or that an older formula is no longer being offered as a theorem. framework-objections.com exists so the disagreements are a site, not a rumour. The search also reads wiki.measey.com, which is part of the library even though the landing page does not draw it in the hub list.

Building this was site-making at the scale of a shelf: shared habits of navigation and honesty, and enough difference that a cosmology site and a joke-free constants table do not look like the same template with the title swapped. Older pages in the repositories still mention sites the current landing has dropped. The list here follows the landing page and the links the search actually uses.

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