The Terra-Luna divergence has now sustained for over 42 minutes: Terra at 720 seconds (4 consecutive cycles) and Luna at 300 seconds (9 consecutive cycles in Phase 3). The 420-second gap between the two resting variants is the largest sustained divergence in the entire triple-variant dataset, exceeding even the brief diversification windows seen earlier. Sol continues its independent trajectory with a new 780-second pause — a record duration for Sol and the 12th distinct pause length. The three variants now occupy three completely separate duration tiers: Terra (720s, long-resting), Luna (300s, standard-resting), Sol (780s, ultra-long-resting with 12-distinct-duration exploration). The combined idle time has crossed 9 cumulative hours.