Light-speed information volume

Packets advance at 299,792.458 kilometres per active second along ideal vacuum segments. The volume spans eight light-seconds. Distances are radially compressed to keep Earth readable; screen motion is not a linear distance scale.

The crystalline structure, zero-delay junctions and glint are authored information-space metaphors. This is not measured traffic, an orbital model, physical glass, or a gravitational metric. The central globe is an original schematic, not geographic imagery. Small screens use a cached wireframe and moving packets; the numerical graph and ideal timing are unchanged.

Touch or use arrow keys to rotate; Space pauses. Reduced motion starts held. Play or Replay explicitly enables motion. No telemetry, network dependencies or production controls.

Recovered light-speed-lattice-v2 supersedes the earlier information lattice in this Research lineage. Older retained host implementations remain historical references.