Four axes, one observation reference
Drag to turn the spatial view. Select any axis pair to rotate the four-dimensional projection. The wireframe is a coordinate illustration; Atlas has no measured pebble positions in this frame.
Snapshot path
The steps are ordered by information relations, not by a clock.
- Source eventEvent coordinate not in public projection
- Source recordPrivate provenance retained at source
- Published view digestChecking…
- Your explicit readSource not checked yet
Axis definitions
What the center means
The white cross is the declared information-arrival reference. Its zero is a convention for each observation, not a measured world location. Earth is a candidate context marker; no Earth position has been placed in this frame.
Reading boundary
X/Y/Z/T here are physical-frame names. The time-ratio drawing uses X for time, and the statistical Atlas map has arbitrary plot axes. No measured transform joins them.
Rhythm test
Choose one event stream and one clock. For ordered times, Δᵢ = tᵢ₊₁ − tᵢ and Rᵢ = Δᵢ₊₁ / Δᵢ when Δᵢ > 0. Atlas has not selected a stream or measured a rhythm coordinate.
Machinery
Values recorded by the observing harness, with evidence references checked. MCP inventory describes that session; native CLI inspection has its own evidence. This snapshot does not claim continuous availability.
- Tool
- REA
- Skill version
- 49
- CLI version
- 6.8.0
- Skill
- installed
- CLI
- ready
- Session MCP inventory
- not_advertised
- Invocation
- observed
- Operation
- inspect-rust-binary
- Observation recorded (UTC)
- 2026-10-28T19:00:16Z
Timeline
Allowlisted public events ordered by their published observation time.
Equations
Published expressions with explicit input and output kinds.
Compute
Published measurements only; absent counters never become zero.
Gaps
Unresolved dimensions and the next measurement that could reduce them.
Conversion map
Each row states what can be translated today. “Open” means Atlas has no measured transform; rotating the drawing changes only this view.
| From | To | Relation |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas event | White center | Declared arrival reference (0,0,0,0) |
| Center | zTime | Adjacent named point; distance open |
| Earth | Observation frame | Context candidate; location and transform open |
| Time-ratio X | Physical T | Transform open |
| Source time | Arrival time | Needs both clock readings and units |
| Any event | X/Y/Z/T location | Coordinates open |
Information path
These are information links. A causal claim between events needs its own evidence; the arrows above do not supply it.
Project Kira map
This public index mirrors the working layers without copying private records: definitions describe the axes; Atlas validates an observation reference; the renderer makes an interactive view; the publisher exports a limited JSON projection; the browser reads that projection. The public digest identifies the visible snapshot without exposing private source revisions.
Source and credit
Axis definitions and the observation reference are rendered from Project Kira records. This page shows an allowlisted projection; the source records retain their own provenance.
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