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Loading contentA scientific observation log where every entry is tied to the object you observed — never an isolated record, always a link into the knowledge graph.
An observation references the graph entity observed (e.g. Jupiter), optionally the equipment used, and the sky conditions — so your records become part of the connected knowledge of the platform.
The graph entity you observed — the required anchor for every observation.
When and where you observed (location reference, privacy-first).
Telescopes and instruments, referenced as graph entities where applicable.
Weather, transparency, and light-pollution (Bortle) context.
Your written record of what you saw.
Linked astrophotographs, with full provenance.
The data model requires a graph entity for every observation (objectEntity), so there are no orphaned records. Observations enrich the graph; they never duplicate it. See the community architecture.