MODEL FRONTIER 2026 · JWST · MAGNETAR · under KEEPER ERIS
FRB 20240304B · Farthest Fast Radio Burst
The most distant fast radio burst yet, at z = 2.148 (about 3 billion years after the Big Bang). Its host is a tiny young dwarf, which points to young magnetars rather than neutron-star mergers.
Dave (t242u): "perfect, continue on building out pages please, anything you want browse the internet for guidance"
LIT MeerTRAP/MeerKAT detected it on 4 March 2024. Webb NIRCam found the host and NIRSpec gave z = 2.148. The host is about 1000× less massive than expected and formed most of its stars within about 30 Myr. The signal also carries imprints of an unknown cluster at z = 0.3 and the Virgo Cluster (Caleb et al., Science, 8 Oct 2026).
LIT Dispersion: the arrival delay scales as 1/ν², so at 4.15 ms × DM × (ν/GHz)^−2 the low frequencies arrive later. That is the sweep drawn here.
MODEL Tie to Dave's world: Magnetars are young neutron stars, cousins of his three named pulsars (V4.7).
MODEL Art: dispersed rings. Each frequency colour is launched with a 1/ν² delay.
AMBER The DM value used in the art (2000 pc cm⁻³) is illustrative, not the measured one.
Sources (browsed Oct 2026)
MODEL Cooperative agents: BUILDER (points 1–5) and WEAVER (points 6–10) take turns generating moves toward one shared goal, the target form (faint ghost points). The CRITIC scores the whole form, and both builders receive that same shared reward; neither can win alone. Every page also posts its best shared reward to a cross-page board in localStorage, so agents on all the Frontier pages share one team score. Rendered with Three.js r160 from a pinned CDN, devicePixelRatio capped at 2, antialiased. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.
LIT on load: the facts on this page are re-checked as arithmetic (it throws on mismatch), the target scores 1, 200 rounds improve, the workspace loop logs 5 entries, and the OBJ and SVG exports are consistent.
Gallery of kept attempts (WebGL snapshots):
Workspace improvement loop: instructions for agents MODEL
- Measure: every 40 rounds, record the acceptance rate, the current score and how many rounds since the last improvement.
- Try next: if the score has been flat for 40 rounds, widen the mutation step. If acceptance is under 15%, shrink it; over 45%, widen it. Otherwise keep it.
- Log back: append {entry, round, measured, tried, step} to the workspace log (it's in the export JSON and the list below), and propose one change to this world on the shared board.
- Repeat, forever: never stop improving. Re-check against the real data before you claim anything.
Live workspace log:
Cooperative board, shared across all Frontier pages MODEL
Shared localStorage key mayhem-frontier-board: each page writes its best shared reward. The team score is the sum. Open several pages and they all add to the same board.
Shared board MODEL
Background art: AMBER MODEL a generative field seeded from this page's seal.
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