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- Physics & SpaceOpen access
Version 3 substantially reframes and shortens the paper following additional reference-frame and peculiar-flow analysis. The revised version interprets the original predictive result as an empirical recovery of known local velocity structure rather than evidence for a new unexpla...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
Version 3 substantially reframes and shortens the paper following additional reference-frame and peculiar-flow analysis. The revised version interprets the original predictive result as an empirical recovery of known local velocity structure rather than evidence for a new unexpla...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
Version 2 substantially reframes and shortens the paper following additional reference-frame and peculiar-flow analysis. The revised version interprets the original predictive result as an empirical recovery of known local velocity structure rather than evidence for a new unexpla...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Predictable Information in Galaxy Rotation-Curve Discrepancies: A Population-Level Inquiry
The galaxy rotation-curve discrepancy is one of the most persistent empirical tensions in modern astrophysics. This study binds the tension to a prior question: does the discrepancy itself contain predictable information? Therefore, using 175 individual SPARC galaxy files contain...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
On the Architecture of a Coherent Block Universe: An Information-First Inquiry
The conventional scientific account of the universe is organized around spacetime geometry, forces, fields, causal relationships, and quantities accessible to observation and measurement. This approach has been remarkably successful within the established frameworks of quantum me...
- BiologyOpen access
Within the proposed framework, reality exists independently of organisms or conscious observation. Sequential order is a structural property of the spacetime membrane (ST), not a condition created by perception. Physical processes belong to that order whether they are experienced...