Seed of Life Sequence

experimentNo. 0037categoryAltered statesrecordingpendingrunsin browserdataCC BY 4.0

The fly watches seven intersecting circles become a ten-point Tree of Life, then thirteen centers joined by 78 connections, which lift into depth and rotate with accelerating speed.

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Setup

• Six stages over 120 s; the sequence holds its final pose by default, with optional loop.
• Red, yellow and blue point identities persist through every transition.
• From second 78 the angular rate doubles every six scene seconds, from 0.04 to 5.12 rad/s at second 120.
• Each of the 13 points is assigned f(n) = 20(1 + nπ) Hz, from 20 to about 773.98 Hz; optional tones play to the human monitor only.
• Cameras: Front / geometry, Fly / observation chamber, Oblique / depth.

Measurement

• The fly receives actual eye-camera images through retinal-only neural acquisition.
• Human-monitor audio is not fed into the fly; no direct stimulation, plasticity or synthetic highlights are added.

Limitations

• The tree morph and depth lift are programmed constructions, not a unique mathematical derivation.
• Frequencies are oscillator assignments, not calculated physical resonances.
• Increased spatial awareness is an untested hypothesis; this is not a thermodynamic model or a test of consciousness.

Sources

• Metatron's Cube construction (Grid Maker Pro)
• Hearing research review (20 Hz boundary)