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Zenodo
2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18751446 |
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- <p>The Space-Phase (SP3) framework proposes that gravity and inertial behavior arise from<br>gradients in a conditionable substrate referred to as space-phase. If macroscopic coherence<br>domains manifest as orb-like aerial phenomena, their motion should reflect gradientdetermined behaviors. This study presents a pre-registered statistical protocol restricted to<br>orb cases identified prospectively or in historical review. The primary hypothesis states<br>that at least 80% of included orb cases will satisfy at least one of three predicted behaviors:<br>(1) a single orb, or group of orbs - hovering/moving within a confined space (≥5 seconds),<br>(2) a group of at least two orbs moving in coordinated formation, and (3) a sustained<br>direction of movement by at least one orb. Strict inclusion criteria are applied. A statistical<br>power analysis defines required sample size. The framework enables falsifiable testing of<br>SP3’s gradient-based motion prediction</p>