Wormhole Tunnel Animated Cursor

Every loop pulls you deeper. The arrow is filled with a tunnel of purple, pink, and cyan rings, and each frame folds them inward toward the center, so while you browse you are permanently falling into a wormhole you never actually reach 🌀. The loop is short and seamless, the pointer hand wears the same rings, and the whole set reads as one continuous fall.

Fun fact: wormhole math showed up way back in 1916, when Ludwig Flamm realized the Schwarzschild solution bent space into a bridge, almost two decades before Einstein and Rosen made it famous.