About the lamp.

We have kept a small counter beside the public port since 2119. There is a glass, a stool and a quiet place to wait. The lamp marks the last turn on the pedestrian route; private bottle arrangements stay at the counter.

The counter image is an atmospheric illustration. The moving window study is a schematic scene: epoch 2151-10-01 00:00 UTC+08, a 98-minute equatorial circular observer orbit, fixed sunlight in the declared +X direction and 86,164-second globe rotation. Its coarse land pattern is not a scientific map or measured port telemetry. The quarter-orbit button compares the same model at another phase, rather than observing a future event.

Our anonymous bottle-tag ledger was recorded 2151-09-30. SY19 is a retained paper tag written 2119-11-03; its survival does not establish bottle contents or present custody. W42 names CASDrive W-42 and an agreed review, without proving a voyage. NP07 requires review of retrieval arrangements, never automatic disposal.

The bar zone is near one g; that is a local floor condition, separate from vessel acceleration. These pages prepare local visit notes and read dated tags. They collect no personal records, send no booking or order, take no payment and confirm no bottle handoff.