“For the inquisitive, the precise, and the persistent — here are your instruments.”
This section provides analytical and interpretive tools used to explore, test, or reinterpret scientific ideas across this site. It includes both traditional and experimental methods — some grounded in conventional physics, others derived from new theoretical frameworks and AI-assisted analysis.
Each tool is designed to help you engage, test, or deconstruct the physical models discussed throughout the site.
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An exploratory environment for AI-assisted experiment reviews, theoretical reanalysis, and hypothesis stress testing. Here we challenge classical assumptions using collaborative reasoning and AI-augmented exploration. Expect provocations, reframes, and reconstructions.
A curated dictionary of core terms — classical, experimental, and newly introduced — including working definitions for internal vocabulary such as “Energy density,” “Bandwidth bias,” “Energy dipole,” and more.
A chronological record of structural changes, content revisions, and newly introduced ideas. Useful for tracking the evolution of concepts, documentation upgrades, and experiment review milestones.
Think of it as the site’s changelog — transparent, timestamped, and traceable.
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Data Sketchpad (or Sandbox Experiments)
A curated dictionary of core terms — classical, experimental, and newly introduced reviews.
Field Model Prototypes
Conceptual and numerical representations of non-traditional field ideas described in Python— such as the Energy Dipole, dynamic spacetime flows, or alternative interpretations of constants. Each entry can include basic visuals, parameter notes, and AI-reviewed implications. The result of this effort is a Python model from the accretion of charge noise, separating into virtual dipoles, then collected in density nodes, which form the lattice structure of the fields that govern the values of the parameters interpreted as constants in our local lattice density environment.
Reframe Index
A listing of all active reframes made to standard models — including brief summaries, status (open/hypothesis/under review/validated), and crosslinks to where those reframes influence other theories or experiments.