Index.

Every Bright discovery, plainly: 215 records with their evidence state, the date the source was published, the date Bright added it, and where it sits on the physical scale. The 14 scales on the front page are a curated edition drawn from this list.

8 of 215 records, sorted by scale (descending). Scale is approximate: the size of the subject itself, or of the setting where the work happens. Records with no honest physical size are off the axis.
RecordScaleEvidencePublishedAdded to BrightWho
An open model learns the Moon's surface. ≈ 3,470 km, size of the subjectEmerging2026-09-102026-09-19NASA, IBM Research
Rehearsing a fusion pulse before it happens ≈ 4 m, size of the subjectEmerging2025-10-162026-09-07Google DeepMind, Commonwealth Fusion Systems
Reconnecting intention and movement. ≈ 1.7 m, size of the subjectEmerging2023-05-242026-09-05EPFL, CHUV & collaborators
A sign can be practiced and contributed. ≈ 20 cm, size of the subjectEmerging2025-02-202026-09-09NVIDIA, American Society for Deaf Children, Hello Monday
An MRI becomes a spatial view. ≈ 10 cm, size of the subjectEmerging2024-10-312026-09-09SimBioSys, NVIDIA
Legato puts hearing assistance in eyeglass frames. The tradeoffs matter. ≈ 10 cm, size of the subjectEmerging2026-10-012026-10-02Legato
A retinal report in seconds, still waiting for a clinician. ≈ 24 mm, size of the subjectEmerging2026-04-282026-09-19Reti-Pioneer research collaboration
Twelve millimetres, or three centimetres.On the scale: what imaging finds ≈ 12 mm, size of the subjectEmerging2025-12-112026-09-09MedCognetics, Health Within Reach, U.S. Food and Drug Administration

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How records are placed on the scale: the scale rule.