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PACIFIC AFTERBURN
A synthetic sunset memory reconstructed from west coast road logs and horizon telemetry.
ESC / TAP TO CLOSE
Interactive toys for mechanisms, paradoxes & stories — hand-built in the browser, no frameworks.
18 demos · realtime solar system · pure vanilla code
3D machine teardowns you can rotate and pull apart to see how the parts mesh.
Counter-intuitive paradoxes and math-lets animated so you can watch the impossible happen.
Interactive character-relationship graphs — drag a node to see who pulls whom.
A real-time solar system on Keplerian orbits, plus arcade, particles and stereo-3D toys.
Hidden layer recovered. The system briefly leaves deep space mode and reveals a warm afterimage archive: unfinished sketches, impossible coordinates, and private mission fragments that only surface after a controlled stellar collapse.
Build interfaces that feel fast before they are measured as fast. The user trusts atmosphere before they trust throughput charts.
Warm theme anomaly opened near the Pacific edge. Signal strength: unstable. Visibility window: a few seconds only.
Earth was dragged into the stellar core. Rewinding the scene, restoring orbital history, and rebuilding the system from a known-good epoch.
