The statement, as loggedAI rewrite
The sun will rise as normal on 10 November 2026, with no global event preventing or significantly disrupting the expected sunrise.
Resolution criteria
YES if, on 10 November 2026, the sun rises at the astronomically predicted time in populated regions of the world and daylight appears normally, with no global event (such as a nuclear or volcanic winter, or an extreme atmospheric event) blocking or significantly dimming the sunrise. NO if sunrise does not occur, or is delayed or significantly dimmed worldwide on that date. Authoritative sources: published sunrise tables such as timeanddate.com or the U.S. Naval Observatory, and reports from major international news agencies (e.g., Reuters, AP, BBC) for any global disruption.
- Deadline
- 10 Nov 2026
- If nothing is found
- No report that it happened by the deadline: it counts as didn’t happen. If the sources conflict: no verdict, 0 either way.
AI’s estimate when logged
When this was logged, AI’s quick estimate put it at 90%, from general knowledge, not research.
zack: if right 0 · if wrong −1 points
The less likely AI thinks it is, the more it’s worth.
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