For years I’ve been fascinated by how geometry organizes energy, especially recurring angles that show up across very different systems.

Right now, I’m investigating a simple but specific question:

If we map global sacred sites and clustered UFO report locations on the Earth’s surface, do the angular distances between them show an unusual concentration near 54.74°?

On a sphere, every pair of locations has a measurable central angle, the angle formed at Earth’s center between those two points. I’m calculating those angles across a curated set of sites and comparing the results to randomized distributions.

The focus is on on measurable separation.

Using Monte Carlo simulation, I’m testing whether the number of site pairs that fall near 54.74° exceeds what would normally appear in random global distributions.

If nothing unusual appears, that’s meaningful.
If something persists under statistical pressure, that’s meaningful too.

All modeling assumptions, tolerance windows, and simulation constraints will be documented transparently as the research develops.