Corrections
Corrections are part of the record
We preserve what was published, distinguish a changed world from an editorial error, and make the repair visible.
Four different changes
- Ordinary update: a source supplies additional current detail without showing prior published work was wrong.
- Real-world state change: the underlying event advances, reverses, expires, closes, launches, becomes effective, or is otherwise modified.
- Source amendment: the source corrects or replaces its own record; both observations are preserved and supersession is marked.
- Editorial correction: Space Now published an error or materially misleading statement.
Corrections create a new immutable card/issue revision, retain visible history, state what changed and why, and link the corrected evidence. Delivered issues are never silently rewritten.
Published correction history
No material editorial correction is recorded in the visible snapshot published August 12, 2026. This is a snapshot statement, not a claim that errors are impossible.
Request a correction or response
Send the stable page, disputed statement, and supporting primary record to news@spacenow.space. Source challenges, rights concerns, conflicts questions, and right of reply use the same accountable route.