Zorbs from Latent Space

A series of spheres — zorbs — pulled out of latent space with Stable Diffusion, and catalogued as if they were specimens beamed back from deep space. Each one arrives with a field note: an observer somewhere out there, squinting at a scan, trying to work out what they are looking at.

Field notes: this appears to resemble the classic Zorbs we find here on Earth. We haven't yet determined the subtle off-white colouring but we suspect it's due to a different atmospheric composition. Further investigation needed.

Field notes:

Bizarre anomaly. It appears our Stable Diffuser instrument detected a nonlocal interaction between this star system and the OCHRE star system. Basic analysis has determined the coordinates of this scan to be originating in the "<entropy-vibe1>-maxxed" region of latent space.

Field notes: why does this remind me of someone?

Field notes: Oh My God. This is incredible. We appear to have recovered an alien infographic of some kind. It reminds me of the abstract infographics we deployed on the Pioneer 10. Could this be an Arecibo message of a foreign interstellar society? We MUST investigate further.

Field notes: this looks like a gravitational field. Do they have black holes in latent space?

Field notes (Dave): No idea why but for some reason I feel like I'm landing the shuttle.