Omniversal Simulator � Sun of Understanding

A fractal sun where facts flare inward and misunderstandings drift outward.

You described a center�the dimension of understanding�surrounded by facts that point toward it, with misunderstandings like dark matter pointing away into the �darkness of impossibility.� This is a small simulator of that mental image: a luminous core, inward �fact flares,� and an outward halo of orbiting misconceptions. It�s not claiming physics; it�s a visual language you can tune.

Interaction: drag to orbit the field, scroll to zoom, click to seed a divergence point. Use the sliders to change how quickly facts spiral inward vs. how strongly misunderstandings repel.

Attractor

Understanding

Inward particles

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Outward particles

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Field View

The core is a stable attractor. Fact-particles feel a tangential swirl and an inward pull. Misconception-particles feel a similar swirl but are repelled outward and �live� in the halo. Divergence points are momentary knots that create local looping.

Facts (count) Inward �flare� threads.

360

Misunderstandings (count) Outward halo / dark matter.

700

Inward pull How strongly facts fall toward the center.

0.58

Outward repel How strongly misconceptions avoid the center.

0.64

Swirl / torsion Fractal loopback twist around the core.

0.46

Divergence strength Local knots that spawn looping flarelets (click to place).

0.42

Model mapping (your metaphor ? this sim)

Center: a stable attractor (understanding) with heat-like luminance.
Facts: particles with inward radial drift + tangential swirl, leaving flare trails.
Misunderstandings: particles with outward drift and slower diffusion, living in a halo.
Fractal loopbacks: occasional divergence points that bend nearby flow into �petals.�
�Darkness of impossibility�: the outer field where misconceptions accumulate.

If you later want the �flower emerges as the key enlarges� idea from your digital-root keys, the right next step is to make divergence points periodic in radius (rings) and phase-locked to the base, so petals appear as resonance bands rather than random knots.