cyberspaceLearn
The hard ideas, operated rather than described.
Each scene runs the specification's own functions in your browser and draws what they return. Nothing is illustrated by hand, so a scene cannot drift from the protocol. The normative text stays under /spec; these pages are for seeing it.
Scene 1
The Cantor tree
How an aligned region of one axis becomes a single number, the root, and why the pair (root, height) is its name.
Scene 2
Your key is your coordinate
A public key decodes to x, y, z and a plane bit, and lands in the cube.
Scene 3
The wall between two positions
The LCA boundary as a wall whose height is the bit length of the XOR; drag a position and watch the wall jump.
Scene 4
Hop versus sidestep
The Cantor tree a hop must build against the Merkle proof a sidestep offers at the same wall.
Scene 5
The Earth plane
Earth centered at 2^84, GEO as a height-60 cube, and the scale ladder from a Gibson to the axis.
Scene 6
A region key and its bag
What "hidden at a location" means geometrically: one key per aligned cube per height.