This interactive observatory presents a geometric representation of a candidate quantum-gravity model built around the Thalean Graph, HOG52002.
Explore the same illustrative state through two lenses: QM highlights phase and state-field patterns; GR highlights geometry and reference frames.
Read the research paper · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23535267 ↗
The Thalean Graph is the finite graph identified here as G60, AT4val[60,6], and by the research designation HOG 52002. Its certified carrier has 60 vertices, 120 edges, and degree four. It contains 40 triangles, with every edge belonging to exactly one triangle.
The graph provides a discrete structure of connections and recurring relationships. The observatory offers an illustrative geometric view of that structure and its proposed gravitational interpretation; it is not a literal embedding of physical spacetime.
The Center of Recursive Inquiry (CoRI) supports philosophical and scientific research and the responsible stewardship of artificial intelligence. This observatory makes the Thalean inquiry accessible to the public.
Use your thumb to drag across the stage and move the camera, or choose a view from the camera presets at the top.
Scroll down in the controls below the stage for more options.