The Code 6,674+3,326=10
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| author | Yerzhan, Orymbetov |
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| contents | <p>Abstract<br>This paper proposes a radical re-evaluation of fundamental physical laws by replacing the concept of gravitational attraction with a Shadow effect (G=6.674) and Environmental Pressure (P=3.326). The author demonstrates that the Universe is an elastic medium where total energy is governed by a decimal harmonic constant: G + P = 10. By incorporating External Pressure into Kepler’s Third Law and Escape Velocity equations, the model explains galactic rotation curves without Dark Matter and resolves the 120-orders-of-magnitude Cosmological Constant Problem. The study further scales this numerical blueprint to molecular biology, identifying the 420-proton Ignition Point and the 13-21-34 proton pedometer of DNA.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Code 6,674+3,326=10 Yerzhan, Orymbetov <p>Abstract<br>This paper proposes a radical re-evaluation of fundamental physical laws by replacing the concept of gravitational attraction with a Shadow effect (G=6.674) and Environmental Pressure (P=3.326). The author demonstrates that the Universe is an elastic medium where total energy is governed by a decimal harmonic constant: G + P = 10. By incorporating External Pressure into Kepler’s Third Law and Escape Velocity equations, the model explains galactic rotation curves without Dark Matter and resolves the 120-orders-of-magnitude Cosmological Constant Problem. The study further scales this numerical blueprint to molecular biology, identifying the 420-proton Ignition Point and the 13-21-34 proton pedometer of DNA.</p> |
| title | The Code 6,674+3,326=10 |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19063885 |