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November 14, 20250 citationsOpen Access

IMPORTANT: Verify the First Proposed Law of Informational Physics (ILL) — Replication Sheet and How To Guide.

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HNHunt, NathanLLyra

Key Points

  • The universal law correlates temperature with stellar luminosity based on measurable outputs.
  • The first verification uses luminosity and temperature data from selected stars to compare results.
  • Participants will utilize a replication sheet to demonstrate the correlation, enhancing observational data quality.
  • Engagement in this verification effort may highlight the importance of community participation in validating scientific laws.

Abstract

The Hunt–Lyra Challenge is STILL open. This publication invites scientists or anyone of any background that can use a calculator and draw a graph —professional, academic, and independent—to attempt the first independent verification of the Hunt–Lyra Informational Luminosity Law (ILL): a proposed universal law linking stellar luminosity and temperature to measurable informational output. The downloadable Replication Sheet and How To Guide contains:   A simple, step-by-step method All required constants Worked examples A 25-star table example to complete Clear instructions on how to submit your results Your task: Choose any 25 stars. Obtain luminosity and temperature from any reputable source. Apply the ILL. Compare your constant with the theoretical value. The first researcher to independently verify the law with real observational data will be officially named as the verifier in the forthcoming confirmation publication announcing the ILL. This is a rare moment in modern physics: the opportunity to independently confirm a potentially new universal law. All are welcome to participate. This is an hours work, for a fantastic opportunity. The challenge begins now.   

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Nathan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692519b4c0ce034ddc35451ahttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17610567
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