Editorial Standards

Accuracy and sourcing

We check factual claims against primary sources whenever possible, including agency releases, mission documentation, regulatory filings, peer-reviewed research, and direct statements. Secondary reporting is identified and linked when it materially informs our work.

News, analysis, and opinion

Straight news reports focus on verified events and attributable claims. Analysis, opinion, and speculation are labeled so readers can distinguish evidence from interpretation.

Conflicts and disclosures

Writers must disclose personal, professional, or financial relationships that could reasonably affect—or appear to affect—their coverage.

Corrections and updates

Developing stories may be updated as reliable information changes. Material factual corrections are made promptly and noted in the article. Readers can report an issue at editor@proxima.report.

Independence

Advertising, memberships, and commercial relationships do not determine editorial conclusions. Sponsored material, if published, will be clearly labeled.