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Office of Universal Metrics — Compliance Notice 7.14B
Preliminary review confirmed what earlier surveys had suggested: baseline
curvature across the terrestrial shell had drifted outside acceptable parameters. The
deviation was minor in absolute terms—on the order of several attometers per cubic
meter—but left unaddressed, such irregularities compound over cosmological
timescales. Prior stabilization efforts had slowed divergence but did not eliminate it.
Hence the authorization of Foundry Protocol.
Upon ignition of the quantum-anchor lattice, spacetime exhibited predictable
resistance before settling into compliant alignment. Distances folded smooth. Light
paths corrected themselves without incident. No casualties were reported among
local metrics. Anchors remained within design tolerances throughout the procedure.
At 04:17 UTC, the Foundry issued a silent synchronization pulse. All terrestrial rulers
shortened by one atom; all extraterritorial standards updated accordingly.
Instruments with legacy calibration logged the shift as error, then adjusted to revised
specification.
Assessment teams note that the universe is now operating within intended
tolerances. Variance has been reduced to zero for the first time since initial
expansion. While some may perceive the resulting contraction as “the universe
feeling smaller,” this is considered a normal response to the restoration of proper
geometry.
No further action is required at this time.
Should drift recur, corrective measures will again be applied.
The universe has been brought to standard.