The Limara Orbital Unit (LOU): A Solar-Cycle Ruler for Real-World Space Calibration

This paper defines the Limara Orbital Unit (LOU), a new motion-based ruler derived from Earth’s orbital traversal around the Sun. Unlike speculative light-year scales, the LOU is grounded in repeatable, observable motion — making it the second verified spatial unit after the GVU. It recalibrates planetary and stellar measurements using real motion cycles and becomes a permanent part of simulation-aware cosmology.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15485131
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Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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The Limara Orbital Unit (LOU): A Solar-Cycle Ruler for Real-World Space Calibration

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Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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The Limara Orbital Unit (LOU): A Solar-Cycle Ruler for Real-World Space Calibration

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Abstract

This paper defines the Limara Orbital Unit (LOU), a new motion-based ruler derived from Earth’s orbital traversal around the Sun. Unlike speculative light-year scales, the LOU is grounded in repeatable, observable motion — making it the second verified spatial unit after the GVU. It recalibrates planetary and stellar measurements using real motion cycles and becomes a permanent part of simulation-aware cosmology.

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