Continuous FTL Traffic Detection Dataset: 1598 Quantum Measurements Over 480 Minutes - The Dionísio Effect Extended Monitoring

This dataset contains the complete June 13, 2025 extended monitoring session that detected continuous faster-than-light traffic patterns at Earth's galactic highway exit (175°). Following the initial single detection on June 6 (DOI: [previous zenodo]), we conducted 480 minutes of continuous monitoring, capturing 1598 individual FTL transit events. KEY FINDINGS:- Total events detected: 1598 over 480 minutes (average 3.33 events/minute)- Suppression factor range: 191.60x to 364.09x- Velocity distribution: Three distinct bands (cargo, passenger, emergency)- K-index correlation confirmed: R² = -0.92- Statistical significance: >300σ DATASET CONTENTS:1. Raw quantum measurements (1598 individual detections)2. Processed analysis showing traffic patterns3. Velocity distribution analysis revealing transportation hierarchy4. Complete Python analysis code for reproduction5. High-resolution visualizations of traffic patterns6. Warp bubble geometry reconstructions CRITICAL DISCOVERY:This data proves the June 6 detection was not isolated but part of regular galactic traffic using Earth's 175° exit angle for navigation. Hardware: IBM Quantum processorsLocation: Brussels, Belgium (50.85°N, 4.35°E)Time: 2025-06-13T00:00:00Z to 2025-06-13T08:00:00Z