Machine-Generated Provenance Archive for 34 Mass-Energy Gravity Publications Formerly Hosted on Figshare (2025–2026)

This record preserves machine-generated provenance evidence for 34 research publications by Chris Shreenan-Dyck concerning the Mass-Energy Gravity (MEG) framework. The publications were previously made public through Figshare and assigned Figshare/DataCite DOIs. After the associated Figshare account was disabled in June 2026, the DOI links continued to resolve toward Figshare but the public records were no longer available through the normal article interface. The purpose of this deposit is to preserve the strongest recoverable, independently generated chronology associated with those publications. It does not recreate the deleted Figshare pages or alter their historical dates. Instead, it preserves exact machine responses and third-party records that document the existence, metadata, DOI registration, version history, and—in some cases—archived public landing pages of the affected works. The recovery archive contains: - DataCite provenance-event histories for all 34 base DOIs, including DOI create events, transitions to the findable state, metadata changes, and later state changes;- DOI Handle records and URL-value timestamps for all 34 base DOIs;- 176 version-specific `.vN` DOIs, each with Handle and DataCite activity evidence; 142 version records remained publicly findable at the time of recovery;- 8 Internet Archive captures covering 7 publications, including Memento timestamps, archived citation metadata, exact version DOIs, file identifiers, archive digests, and locally computed SHA-256 hashes;- substantive OpenAlex records for all 34 base DOIs;- current Figshare statistics responses reproducing the 5,084 views and 2,980 downloads contained in the supplied Figshare metadata export;- the unchanged Figshare metadata export, a human-readable recovery workbook, machine-readable indexes, raw response bodies, capture metadata, recovery scripts, and an internal checksum manifest. The earliest recovered third-party base-DOI registry event is `2025-02-24T00:10:03.405Z`. The archive was assembled and verified on 2026-08-06. Automated validation recomputed 1,081 captured response-body hashes with zero mismatches, missing required records, or unresolved transport failures. The unchanged source metadata CSV has SHA-256: `f6e94f3694e4fc93e29f8e3183961b1e760d9625ca35215ddf67acb16906ce09` The sealed recovery ZIP has SHA-256: `0a0c04c53d6181d6e080685b5214e7a168a1400488ad8a9ca6bf5b77b08e863c` This deposit is a preservation and provenance archive. Its records can support a chronology of public registration and availability, but they do not by themselves constitute a legal determination of authorship, scientific validity, inventorship, or priority. Absence from a web archive is not evidence that a publication was never public. The complete list of original Figshare DOIs is included in `articles_metadata_with_stats.csv` and `derived/publications_evidence.csv` within the sealed ZIP. Method Public machine interfaces were queried for each base DOI and each discovered version DOI. Exact response bodies were saved with request URLs, retrieval timestamps, HTTP status, selected response headers, byte counts, and SHA-256 hashes. The sources included DataCite, the DOI Handle system, Figshare public and statistics interfaces, the Internet Archive CDX and Memento services, and OpenAlex. Derived indexes were built from the preserved raw records. The complete package was then covered by `SHA256SUMS.txt`, compressed without hidden operating-system files, and verified after compression. Rights statement Copyright and licensing for underlying publications remain as stated in their original files and metadata. Original documentation, derived indexes, and recovery scripts created for this evidence archive are made available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. Third-party registry responses, API responses, archived webpages, response headers, service names, and trademarks remain subject to any rights held by their respective sources. Inclusion in this preservation archive does not grant additional rights over third-party material.This archive is supplement to: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21278883