The Fifth Wheel · A Companion to Book II, Chapters 10–21
Eleven ringed places, and one at the centre they all answer to — a second Zone, read in a cooler light.
This Wheel is a companion piece to Book II, the Natural Time Warp Areas — the counterpart to the Artificial Wheel's Book I register, testing the same Giza datum and the same 6′ longitude / 7.5′ latitude method against a different pool of candidates: not the engineered, corridor-and-grid geometry of Book I, but eleven places carrying their own independently attested geophysical, historical or Key 105 standing, plus Giza itself, retained here as Area 1, the fixed reference point every eastward measurement in both Books is taken from.
Two visual cues separate this Wheel from its Book I counterpart at a glance: Giza's centre medallion carries a teal-aqua tint rather than the Artificial Wheel's pure gold glow, and the whole interior background shifts from a warm gold-amber Earth tint to a cooler deep-teal-and-indigo one — a deliberate device to help distinguish the two Zones (Areas), Artificial and Natural, rather than a change in method.
Reading the spokes: a solid plain spoke marks a point control (Fátima, On/Heliopolis); a dashed spoke marks a field sample in the broader sense the Wheel's own legend uses, which folds together three finer distinctions drawn in the Thesis itself — Cape Town's FIELD ANCHOR standing, Wilpena Pound's and Great Salt Lake's FIELD SAMPLE standing, and Takla Makan's, the Black Sea's, Titicaca's and the Bermuda Triangle's BROAD FIELD SAMPLE standing (see the table below for each Area's own declared class); a single crossbar tick marks the named corridor at Jerusalem–Hebron; and a double crossbar tick — two short parallel bars rather than one thick one — is reserved for the South Atlantic Anomaly alone, marking it as a moving, expanded field rather than a fixed point, since its position is continuously remeasured in mainstream geomagnetic science and drifts over time (Book II, Chapter 17 and Chapter 32's illustrative back-projection).
Reading the Wheel: position corresponds to the circle's number in the image (1 at the top, running clockwise to 11); Giza sits at the centre and does not carry a ring position of its own. Book II's own chapter numbering counts Giza as Area 1 and runs through Area 12 at Jerusalem–Hebron — one higher than the matching ring position throughout — so the table below gives both: the Wheel's ring position, and the Area number as Book II itself declares it.
| Ring # | Area (Book II #) | Declared Control | Longitude Residual | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cape Town (Area 2) | 33.92°S, 18.42°E | −1.554′ | Field anchor |
| 2 | Wilpena Pound (Area 3) | 31.56°S, 138.59°E | +2.400′ | Field sample |
| 3 | Takla Makan / Xinjiang (Area 4) | 39.50°N, 83.50°E | −3.000′ | Broad field sample |
| 4 | Black Sea (Area 5) | 43.00°N, 34.00°E | −3.000′ | Broad field sample |
| 5 | Great Salt Lake (Area 6) | 41.06°N, 112.25°W | +0.100′ | Field sample |
| 6 | Fátima (Area 7) | 39.63°N, 8.67°W | −1.391′ | Point control |
| 7 | South Atlantic Anomaly (Area 8) | 27.50°S, 50.50°W | −3.000′ | Moving zone sample |
| 8 | Lake Titicaca (Area 9) | 15.92°S, 69.31°W | +2.237′ | Broad field sample |
| 9 | On / Heliopolis (Area 10) | 30.13°N, 31.31°E | −2.400′ | Point control |
| 10 | Bermuda Triangle (Area 11) | 25.67°N, 71.67°W | −1.200′ | Broad field sample |
| 11 | Jerusalem–Hebron (Area 12) | 31.66°N, 35.17°E | +1.044′ | Corridor midpoint |
| — | Giza (centre) (Area 1) | 29.98°N, 31.13°E | −0.948′ | Point / reference |
Coordinates, residuals and declared classes are drawn directly from Book II, the Natural Time Warp Areas rebuild (V10), Chapters 10–21 and their supporting registration tables. This page does not add new precision beyond what those chapters already establish; the HVR expansion referenced in the source material remains provisional pending the Author's confirmation.
This is the second of the two Major Time Warp Areas: the Natural Time Warp Areas above, drawn from Book II, alongside the Artificial Time Warp Wheel drawn from Book I.
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