Kryptos Cylinder Viewer
Cipher panel: 28 rows × 31 columns. Each row is a rotatable ring
The Kryptos cipher panel as 28 rotatable rings in a 31-column window. Sanborn’s encoding chart shows arrows in opposing directions (→ line 1, ← line 2), suggesting cylindrical rotation where rows slide independently, like a Jefferson cipher wheel or combination lock. One row (line 5, starting IMVMZJA) has 32 characters instead of 31.
Rotate any row with the arrow buttons or by click-dragging. The offset badge on the right tracks how far each row has shifted. Look for vertical alignments, repeating patterns, or columnar relationships that emerge as you slide rows relative to each other.
EASTNORTHEAST (K4 pos 21-33)
BERLINCLOCK (K4 pos 63-73)
Filler-letter candidates {B,G,I,K,O,W,Z} (a retired internal hypothesis, kept for reference)