O-Animator Alpha Release to Founder Subscribers Imminent
In week beginning Monday 3rd August 2026
So from Tuesday this week, I drove nearly 2500 miles to pick up the limited edition Kickstarter Matsumoto “Steps to the Discovery of Electro-Nuclear Collapse” books and hand deliver them to as many people as I could on my way, with the rest of the EU books getting into the postal system for those that have given me their addresses.

I did give myself a 2 day break in the driving, and took the family to see one of my favourite places in the south east of England, the Weald and DownlandOpen Air Museum, where rescued and reconstructed buildings from across the south east of the country as old as a 1000 years, have been moved or meticulously re-constructed and are occupied by volunteers from around the world showing you life and the craftsmanship of people from bygone eras.
A famous antique repair television programme (the Repair Shop) is filmed on one part of the site, which was both interesting and annoying, the latter because it meant the ancient village forge was not showing the iron-monger working.
A medieval house with a herb and medicinal garden
The mill pond has a lovely tea room and restaurant on it (we brought a picnic!)
Before Christopher Columbus came across America, houses like these were being built in England.
The insides of the buildings are decorated, where possible, with similar aged furniture - no prizes for guessing why the one below, found in the above building, caught my eye!
The night before
On the night before going to the museum, I was working on the Lorentz solver in O-Animator and using the most basic [2 n-2] Wheel within [2 n-1] Wheel, within [n (root)] Wheel structure, this was the output.
So imagine my surprise as I entered the last structure we visited at the museum - a wooden church. Firstly I was greeted with a top view of a 4 sub tor Wheel structure in the rug just inside the entrance. Which was essentially the subject of my “It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it!” blogpost.
But then, on the alter, I saw the following carved oak trinity candle holder with the a less than subtle ‘artistic’ O in each of the HOLY words.













Interesting article by Ian Sample (Science Editor) from today’s Guardian:
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/aug/05/unprecedented-images-may-explain-one-of-greatest-mysteries-of-the-sun
To quote:
“In the latest images, the small whirlpool-like structures on the sun’s surface were identified as signatures of what scientists call Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities (KHIs). These form when fast-moving plasma slides past slower moving fluid, creating shear at the interface. This sets up small disturbances in the sun’s plasma that grow into spiralling vortices that look like breaking waves.“
Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities are, apparently, fluid phenomena that arise when there is a velocity shear within a single fluid or across the interface of two fluids with different velocities and densities - so, definitely related to magnetohydrodynamics.
I want to know whether the four 'nuclear' power plants opened in the USA in summer 2026 by four different companies are actually some OTHER kind of energy devices.