Physics & Spacearticle2026-08-05

k-Flip Theory / Volume D: Gravity & Cosmology (rev50c) — Lag, Conversion Rate, and Gray Dimming

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This paper is Volume D of the massive 50th revision (rev50c) of the "k-Flip Theory." Abandoning continuous spacetime and classical mechanics, this deterministic framework reconstructs gravity and cosmology entirely through discrete record updating and "flipping points." Volume D systematically dismantles the "perfect crimes" of gravity. We borrow the precise equations of standard physics (like Newton's 1/r and Einstein's equivalence principle), but we steal the truth. Gravity is not a force, nor is it curved spacetime—it is simply a backlog of unprocessed flip demands. Key Highlights:- Gravity as Refraction: Mass is redefined as anchored "flip demand." Gravity emerges simply as refraction along the slope of update lag (turbidity) caused by this demand. The Equivalence Principle is a direct geometric corollary of existence itself.- The True Nature of G: The gravitational constant G is computationally derived as a conversion rate, pinning the lattice spacing to exactly 1.447 times the Planck length.- Falsifiable Prediction (γ = 1): Time-delay and space-compression are proven to be double-entries of the exact same flip deficit, leading to a strict structural prediction that the PPN parameter γ must identically equal 1.- Cosmology Reinterpreted: Dark Energy is re-examined through the lens of rare discrete photon dropout ("gray dimming"), providing a testable hypothesis against standard ΛCDM models.

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View paper (DOI)Open access versionOpenAlexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)Published 2026-08-05

Authors: t sato