UFO Debris Isotope Lattice 3D

This is the structural counterpart to the 2D isotope-ratio matcher: instead of a histogram of noisy replicate measurements, a claimed sample's isotope ratio is rendered as a literal 3D lattice of atoms, each stochastically drawn as the light or heavy isotope of your chosen element (carbon, oxygen or nitrogen) according to its delta-notation value. A second lattice shows the nearest terrestrial or meteoritic reference composition for direct visual comparison. The heavy-isotope population is exaggerated for legibility — real natural isotope fractionation shifts a sample's ratio by only parts-per-thousand, which is exactly why isotope-ratio mass spectrometry needs instruments precise to a few parts per million rather than a microscope.