UNIFIED STATE · TOOLS · SKY INSTRUMENT
Ecliptic Lens — the Seven Currents, Overhead
Raise the lens to the sky and see the motions you ride — the turning ground, the orbit of the Earth, the sweep of the Sun, the drift of everything — drawn in place, on the real sky, at your real location. The axis is singular.
The Ecliptic Lens is an augmented-reality sky instrument of the Unified State System — a meditation on motion, not a star chart. It computes the true positions of the great circles and currents that carry you, and pins them over your camera’s view of the actual sky. Where the device allows it, the overlay is world-locked: the paths stay where they belong as you turn. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is stored, and nothing leaves your device.
THE SEVEN LEVELS OF MOTION
ILocal — the turning ground: horizon, cardinal points, and the eastward spin of the Earth beneath your feet.
IIGlobal — the ecliptic: the road the whole planet travels, thirty kilometres a second, with the bright arc of where it goes next.
IIISystem — the Sun and the Moon in their true places, and the Moon’s orbital plane, one kilometre a second.
IVGalactic — the plane of the galaxy, the Sun’s 230 km/s sweep along it, and the core at Sagittarius A*.
VUniversal — the cosmic drift: your total motion against the light of the beginning, 370 kilometres a second toward Leo.
VIMultiversal — the sphere of stars, the archive of made worlds.
VIIInfinite — the still point beneath all seven motions. Breathe — I AM.
WHAT IT DOES
01Computes the sky for your exact place and moment. Live ephemerides place the Sun, Moon, ecliptic, galactic plane, and drift vectors on the horizon frame of your coordinates.
02Pins the paths to the world. On devices that support WebXR, the overlay is anchored to the world itself and holds steady as you move. Elsewhere the lens uses camera, compass, and gyroscope with continuous true-north correction.
03Reads the level you are looking at. Aim at any current and the lens speaks its caption — level, speed, and meaning. Toggle any of the seven levels with the chips.
04Keeps the still point. A slow nine-second breath circle holds the center. ALIGN sets the frame on the Sun or Moon; RECENTER restores auto-north.
Works in any modern browser · camera, motion, and location are optional and asked for plainly · nothing is stored · nothing leaves your device.
HOW TO USE IT
Stand where you can see some sky. Choose Enter AR where offered, or Begin — camera & sky. Turn slowly until north settles; if the frame sits wrong, point at the Sun or Moon and tap ALIGN. Then simply look — at the gold road ahead of the Earth, at the green band of the galaxy, at the drift of everything — and breathe. On a desk, drag to look and scroll to zoom.
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