The Lunation Genome
Every lunation modeled as a canonical, high-dimensional object with perigee-syzygy offsets, declination spans, Brown Lunation Numbering (BLN), and tidal potential scores.
GENOMA LUNATIONIS · GUIDED ORBITAL FINGERPRINT
Every cycle leaves a signature.
Move through the Brown Lunation sequence and compare the geometry that makes one month unlike the next.
01 · CANONICAL OBJECT
A lunation is more than a date.
Brown Lunation Numbering gives each cycle a stable address. The genome then resolves that address into a measurable orbital fingerprint.
Comparative reading
Far-apsis genome
The fingerprint is computed from the same BLN object used by the detailed genome card below.
The BLN controls update the guided fingerprint and the detailed genome record together.
LUNATION GENOME: BLN 1284
MICROMOONThe Brown Lunation Numbering (BLN) Standard
Introduced by Ernest William Brown in his monumental 1923 treatise Tables of the Motion of the Moon, the Brown Lunation Number assigns Lunation 1 to the New Moon of January 17, 1923.
In the Lunologium computational atlas, every lunation possesses an immutable orbital fingerprint. Rather than viewing a New Moon as merely a calendar date, the Genome resolves its exact geometric proximity to the lunar perigee, maximum declination excursion, and comparative deltas vs preceding lunations.