An exploration target is not only a coordinate. It is a compact argument assembled from sources of different ages, resolutions and levels of confidence.
A useful evidence passport preserves that argument. It records supporting and contradicting signals, names the missing information and keeps the latest human review close to the recommendation.
Designed to survive the handoff
When the object moves from an intelligence team to a geologist or field partner, its logic should travel with it. Provenance and uncertainty should not disappear into a presentation layer.
The result is a more legible next action—not a promise that the target will become a discovery.
