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Main Author: Mousarezaei, Davoud
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Published: Zenodo 2026
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20127568
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contents <p>This supplementary document expands the Photonic Vibration Theory (Unified Substrate, May 2026) by examining three key outcomes of its fundamental principle. First: All stars, regardless of spectral class, produce photons through nuclear reactions, representing a real increase in material mass within the cosmic photonic substrate. Second: The gradual recession of the Moon from Earth is a result of increasing photonic pressure from the growing substrate. Third: Cosmic expansion is the direct material result of stellar photon production—not an abstract geometric property of space-time.</p>
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spellingShingle Supplementary Document: Physical Outcomes of the Photonic Vibration Theory (Unified Substrate)
Mousarezaei, Davoud
Photon Production
Stellar Classification
Cosmic Expansion
Lunar Recession
<p>This supplementary document expands the Photonic Vibration Theory (Unified Substrate, May 2026) by examining three key outcomes of its fundamental principle. First: All stars, regardless of spectral class, produce photons through nuclear reactions, representing a real increase in material mass within the cosmic photonic substrate. Second: The gradual recession of the Moon from Earth is a result of increasing photonic pressure from the growing substrate. Third: Cosmic expansion is the direct material result of stellar photon production—not an abstract geometric property of space-time.</p>
title Supplementary Document: Physical Outcomes of the Photonic Vibration Theory (Unified Substrate)
topic Photon Production
Stellar Classification
Cosmic Expansion
Lunar Recession
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20127568