The honest engine, let out into the open field — the number record, the physics, the cosmos, the singing plate. Established science kept honestly apart from wonder, every citation checked against source.
Each number across the sciences and the world's 28 scriptural traditions — science sorted from numerology, on purpose.
G's parameter-free derivation of the MOND acceleration scale, per-scientist, checked against real SPARC galaxy-rotation data.
A journey through the epochs of the universe — neon, the audible drone, the 180° dome. Physics made playable, client-side.
Rotation curves you can pull on — hold a galaxy flat on a budget of a₀.
The front door to the proof — run it yourself, offline, in your browser.
A fusion mechanism read from the axioms — alignment over energy. Honestly graded: what's derived, what's open, and the photon-and-frequency idea weighed against real physics. A sketch, not a proof.
Can the eye see its own pupil? Whether the fine-structure constant can be derived from within — the seam, the two owed derivations, and the wakeboard question.
A Chladni simulator — a continuous frequency sweep with the resonance marks laid down as the plate finds its modes.
The real WNC coder, byte-identical to the Python, running live in your browser.
The pure-maths corner — a GPU Mandelbrot, live Julia sets, and the golden angle building a sunflower. Determinism that looks like life.
One honest record over the world's sacred texts — 28 traditions. When the sources disagree, it shows both citations instead of flattening them.
The engine's own reference — honest by construction, the opposite of hallucination.
The Christian Bible (modern, public-domain WEB) set beside its older Near-Eastern roots and the parallels in unrelated religions — literary dependence kept honestly apart from loose resemblance.