Your radar, rendered as its read. Data composes the terrain — no physical return; height is the coupling coordinate α, capped by a glass ceiling at α=2 the peaks approach and never pierce. Orbit to read it moving (SAR); push K and the table churns beneath you (ISAR). Drop a read and three ghosted lanes project forward — evolve, hold, dissolve — inferred, not resolved. It halts on convergence, not completion. A compass, not a map.
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a compass, not a map
Situation display
blipnow
trackbehind
predictedinferred
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d = — · β = 6/23
α vs looks
drop a read, then converge
The read
SAR
ISAR
K spin rate0.15
What it will not do
data-in-hand · no physical return — the data is summed directly into the field support boundary · no terrain composed beyond the data basepoint · the instrument cannot read its own anchor predicted-track · corridors the substrate may enter — not forecasts, no probabilities α=2 · a threshold crossed, never occupied