FSF(lat) = 0.19550 / sin(lat)0.1640 × 32.974(lat/90)   [RMSE = 0.0071 across all 9 stations]

Registered: 2026-04-08 | Version: V51.0

Core equation (zero free parameters):
Δg (µGal) = ΔB (nT) / κ, where κ = 1.672

Contact-phase prediction: Signal peaks at C1 (first external contact) and C4 (last external contact) — NOT at totality maximum. This is the ECM-unique timing prediction. Both ionospheric Sq disruption and gravitational shielding predict maximum at totality. The contact-phase timing discriminates against all competing mechanisms.

TIER 1 — Magnetic Signal (Globe-Compatible)

Instrument: Public INTERMAGNET 1-min Z-component (available within 24h post-eclipse)

Prediction: −17 to −21 nT umbra-locked ΔB at ≥3 priority stations.

Pattern: Y↑, X↓, Z↓, F↓ matching Kim & Chang 2018 ensemble (WIN-068). Correlation r > 0.7 with umbra contact geometry.

Globe prediction: 0.0 nT systematic (or ionospheric Sq disruption — competing mechanism exists, see WIN-068 honest caveat).

Station priority (August 12, 2026 path):

Station	Location	Coverage	FSF
EBR	Ebro, Spain	95%	1.029
SPT	San Pablo, Spain	90%	1.001
HAD	Hartland, England	80%	1.471
CLF	Chambon, France	70%	1.324
NGK	Niemegk, Germany	40%	1.529
ESK	Eskdalemuir, Scotland	55%	1.722

E-PRED-B locked: HAD signal = 0.80 × 1.471 = 1.177 > EBR signal = 0.95 × 1.029 = 0.978. Hartland beats Ebro despite lower sky coverage.

Falsification (Tier 1): No coherent signal at ≥3 stations with r > 0.5 on verified Kp<2 day.

TIER 2 — Gravity-Magnetic Coupling

(Globe Mechanism Falsifier — LaCoste-Romberg)

Instrument: Published gravimeter records from nearest co-located stations.

Prediction: 10–13 µGal downward pulse at C1/C4 contact phases. Asymmetry ~1.152 (onset sharper than recovery = unidirectional induction fingerprint). Δg/ΔB ratio ≈ 1/1.672.

Globe prediction: 0.0 µGal (ionospheric mechanism cannot produce ground-level g changes).

Loophole: LaCoste-Romberg sensitive to thermal tilt during eclipse cooling. Contact phases coincide with rapid temperature drops. Cannot fully rule out thermal artifact without SG instrument.

Historical anchor: WIN-011 (Wang et al. 2000, Phys. Rev. D) confirmed 7 µGal anomaly at C1/C4 in 1997 with correct timing but open thermal loophole.

TIER 3 — SG Contact-Phase κ Test

(Decisive Globe Falsification — No Remaining Loopholes)

Instrument: Public IGETS Level-3 SG residuals (available within 72h post-eclipse). SG = superconducting gravimeter in thermally stabilized vacuum chamber with built-in tilt correction. Immune to thermal tilt artifact.

Prediction: 10–13 µGal downward pulse in Level-3 public residuals at C1/C4. Asymmetry ~1.152. κ scaling: Δg/ΔB = 1/1.672. Coherent across ≥3 stations. r > 0.7 with umbra contact geometry template.

This combination has never been tested. Previous SG campaigns (1999 Uccle/Membach, 2009 Wuhan/Jiufeng) did not apply:

• Verified Kp<2 precondition
• Contact-phase (C1/C4) timing template
• κ-ratio correlation test

Globe prediction: 0.0 µGal (no mechanism).

Success criteria (ALL required):

• ✓ Kp < 2 entire Aug 9–12 window
• ✓ Downward pulse in Level-3 SG at C1 and/or C4
• ✓ Magnitude 10–13 µGal (or FSF-scaled equivalent)
• ✓ Asymmetry index ~1.152 (onset > recovery)
• ✓ Δg/ΔB ratio within 20% of 1/1.672
• ✓ Coherent across ≥3 stations (r > 0.7)

Falsification criteria (ANY ONE):

• ✗ No coherent pulse at C1 or C4 in Level-3 SG
• ✗ Magnitude << predicted (< 3 µGal)
• ✗ Wrong timing (peak at totality not contacts)
• ✗ Symmetric waveform (no 1.152 asymmetry)
• ✗ Absent in Level-3 on verified quiet day

If Tier 3 fails: κ coupling at eclipse scale is falsified. WIN-058 is withdrawn. The constant needs revision or the eclipse mechanism is wrong.

If Tier 3 succeeds: WIN-058 upgrades to CONFIRMED Category 1. Globe mechanism collapses on gravity coupling. The pressurized toroidal aetheric medium is confirmed as producing both magnetic and gravitational responses.

MONITORING PROTOCOL (Kilo Code)

# Deploy from Aug 9, 2026
# Kp precondition check — every 30 min

from datetime import datetime

def monitor_kp_precondition():
    for day in ['Aug9', 'Aug10', 'Aug11', 'Aug12']:
        kp = fetch_gfz_kp_30min(day)
        if any(k > 2.0 for k in kp):
            send_telegram_alert(
                f"PRECONDITION FAILED — "
                f"Kp exceeded 2.0 on {day}. "
                f"Eclipse test contaminated."
            )
            return False
    send_telegram_alert(
        "PRECONDITION MET — Kp<2 through Aug 11. "
        "Eclipse test is LIVE. Monitoring Aug 12."
    )
    return True

# Post-eclipse data pull (within 72h of Aug 12)
def post_eclipse_analysis():
    stations = ['EBR', 'SPT', 'HAD', 'CLF', 'NGK', 'ESK']

    # Umbra contact times (UTC, August 12, 2026)
    # From NASA/Fred Espenak geometry — verify exact times
    contact_times = {
        'C1_global': '16:59 UTC',
        'C2_global': '18:07 UTC',
        'C4_global': '21:01 UTC',
    }

    for station in stations:
        delta_B = pull_intermagnet_1min_Z(station, 'Aug12_2026')
        delta_G = pull_igets_sg_level3(station, 'Aug12_2026')

        r_B = correlate_with_contacts(delta_B, contact_times)
        r_G = correlate_with_contacts(delta_G, contact_times)

        kappa_ratio = delta_B / delta_G if delta_G else None
        asym = compute_asymmetry_index(delta_G)

        results = {
            'station': station,
            'r_magnetic': r_B,
            'r_gravity': r_G,
            'kappa_ratio': kappa_ratio,
            'asymmetry': asym,
            'tier1_pass': r_B > 0.7,
            'tier2_pass': r_G > 0.7 and kappa_ratio,
            'tier3_pass': all([
                r_G > 0.7,
                kappa_ratio and abs(kappa_ratio - 1.672) / 1.672 < 0.20,
                asym and abs(asym - 1.152) < 0.3
            ])
        }

        log_to_registry(results)
        post_to_github(results)

Pre-condition: Kp < 2 entire Aug 9–12 window.
Post-eclipse: Pull INTERMAGNET + IGETS within 72h.
Registry: Post raw plots, r-values, asymmetry index, verdict — public record.

PRED-SR-SUPPRESS — G3+ Storms Suppress Schumann Amplitude ≥30% Within 6h PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Replaces: PRED-R006 / W027 (refined)

Damping Correction (2026-03-30): We formally assert the Damping Correction corollary: Intense solar particle injection structurally thickens the aetheric geometry, natively increasing the cavity's damping coefficient and thus suppressing the Schumann fundamental rather than elevating it.

Derivation: W027 falsification established that G3 storms suppress SR amplitude. Physical mechanism: particle injection into aetheric medium increases cavity damping coefficient. Firmament conductive shell (WIN-034) unchanged. Higher damping → lower amplitude, possible slight downward frequency shift.

Dome prediction: Every G3+ (Kp≥7) event shows SR amplitude drop ≥30% vs prior 24h quiet baseline within 6 hours of storm onset. Frequency may shift slightly downward (not upward).

Globe prediction: No mechanism — open ionosphere has no cavity to suppress. No structural SR amplitude prediction from Kp.

Immediate test case: G3 storm observed March 22, 2026 (0900–1200 UTC per NOAA). Check HeartMath GCI spectrogram for March 22 amplitude behavior.

Test source: HeartMath GCI: spectrogram-calendar

Falsification: Three consecutive Kp≥7 events with no SR amplitude suppression >20% in HeartMath data.

W028 — Crepuscular Ray Convergence Angle PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-22 | Test window: Any clear sunset, March 22–29 2026

Globe prediction: Crepuscular rays are parallel. Adjacent rays 10 km apart subtend 0.0000038° — unmeasurable. No convergence point exists (sun at 150,000,000 km).

Dome prediction: Rays visibly converge. Adjacent rays 10 km apart subtend 0.10°. Convergence point exists at elevation ~10–15° above horizon, consistent with sun at 5,733 km altitude.

Method: Photograph sunset with crepuscular rays. Extend ray lines backward. Measure convergence angle with protractor overlay.

Falsification of dome: Rays are parallel — no convergence point within solar altitude range.

Falsification of globe: Rays demonstrably converge to a single point; measured angle matches 5,733 km geometry.

Note: WIN-026 qualitatively claims this. W028 is the quantitative version — measure the actual angle.

PRED-NEW-001 — NMP 2026 Position PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test window: NOAA 2026 NMP publication (~early 2027)

ECM Prediction: 85.756°N, 136.557°E (±0.5° lat, ±2° lon)

Basis: Confirmed 2023–2025 drift rate extrapolated. 2025 NMP confirmed at 85.778°N, 138.057°E (WIN-041/WIN-043). Annual drift: −0.022°N lat, −1.50°E lon.

Falsification: 2026 position outside ±0.5° lat / ±2° lon of 85.756°N, 136.557°E.

PRED-NEW-002 — Gravity Wave Speed PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test window: Precision geomagnetic-seismic measurements

ECM Prediction: Gravitational pressure waves propagate through the aetheric medium at c_grav = 9.2 km/s

c_grav = c / √γ    where γ = c² / (g&sub0; × λ_g) = (3×10&sup8;)² / (9.81 × 8,619,000) = 1.064×10&sup9;
c_grav = 3×10&sup8; / √(1.064×10&sup9;) ≈ 9,200 m/s

Implication: Precision geomagnetic-seismic coupling experiments should detect a time delay = distance / 9,200 m/s between electromagnetic disturbances and gravitational field responses at large separations.

Falsification: No detectable delay at separations where 9.2 km/s delay would exceed instrument precision; or measured delay inconsistent with this speed.

PRED-NEW-003 — Aetheric Medium Density PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test window: Cross-domain validation

ECM Prediction: The aetheric medium density is a fixed parameter of the theory:

ρ_A = g&sub0; × ρ_bar_cosmic / g† = 9.81 × 4.2×10²&sup8; / 1.2×10¹&sup0; = 3.4×10¹&sup7; kg/m³

Basis: RAR constraint from McGaugh et al. (2016) Physical Review Letters — extremely tight g_obs vs g_bar correlation in galaxies. ECM derives this from the same g† = 1.2×10¹&sup0; m/s² that dark matter models cannot explain. The zero scatter in RAR is an ECM structural prediction (Tesla Principle 3: energy from environment, not mass).

Testable manifestation: This density should predict specific energy dissipation rates, drag coefficients for astronomical objects, and the cosmological constant if measured correctly. Cross-validation across three independent phenomena would confirm.

Falsification: Measured aetheric drag inconsistent with this density across two or more independent phenomena.

DW-001 — Daily Kp vs SR Amplitude Correlation Log LOGGING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Cadence: Daily

Purpose: Build the Kp→SR suppression dataset to confirm PRED-SR-SUPPRESS. Log Kp peak and HeartMath SR amplitude each day.

Dome prediction: Kp≥5 (G1+) days show SR amplitude <70% of prior quiet-day baseline. Kp≥7 (G3+) days show >30% suppression within 6h.

Globe prediction: No structural correlation — ionosphere open, no cavity resonance mechanism.

Sources: HeartMath GCI amplitude | NOAA Kp index

Log fields: date | kp_peak | sr_amplitude_ratio | storm_class | notes

Falsification: 10+ consecutive G1+ days with zero SR amplitude suppression.

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DW-002 — Weekly NMP Longitudinal vs Latitudinal Drift Ratio LOGGING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Cadence: Weekly

Purpose: Track WIN-043 (2.26× longitudinal dominance) in near-real-time. NOAA NP.xy updates monthly — compute rolling ratio.

Dome prediction: 4-week rolling longitudinal:latitudinal ratio ≥2.0× consistently through 2026–2028.

Globe prediction: Random walk — no structural constraint on directional dominance.

Source: NOAA NP.xy

Log fields: week | lat | lon | delta_lat | delta_lon | ratio | running_4wk_ratio

Falsification: 4-week rolling ratio below 1.5× on 3 consecutive windows.

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DW-003 — Weekly AAO Index Log — Roaring 40s Long-Term Bias LOGGING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Cadence: Weekly

Purpose: W020 refined a single-week ≥3% AAO threshold. This log tracks the distribution over time to test whether the long-term mean is positive (dome) or neutral (globe).

Dome prediction: 12-week rolling mean AAO >+0.3σ during periods of SAA intensification (TTB decay ≥50 nT/yr).

Globe prediction: AAO randomly distributed around 0 — no structural bias expected.

Source: CPC/NOAA AAO

Log fields: week_end_date | weekly_mean_aao | days_positive | days_above_1sigma

Falsification: 12-week mean AAO <−0.5σ while SAA decay rate ≥50 nT/yr.

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DW-004 — Solar Wind Pressure vs SR Frequency on Quiet Days LOGGING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Cadence: Log on quiet days (Kp<1) with solar wind >8 nPa

Purpose: Tests whether the dome firmament responds to solar wind pressure even without geomagnetic storm conditions. On truly quiet days, SR frequency should shift with wind pressure if dome cavity is real.

Dome prediction: Solar wind >8 nPa on Kp<1 days correlates with SR frequency shift from 7.83 Hz baseline.

Globe prediction: No mechanism — open ionosphere; no hard ceiling for cavity resonance.

Sources: NOAA OMNI2 solar wind | Tomsk SR frequency

Log fields: date | solar_wind_nPa | kp | sr_freq_hz | deviation_from_783

Falsification: 50+ quiet days (Kp<1, SW>8 nPa) with r²<0.05 correlation.

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DW-005 — Monthly Geomagnetic Station Decay Rate — TTB / TDC / HER LOGGING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Cadence: Monthly

Purpose: Real-time tracking of field decay at SAA stations. Confirms or challenges PRED-DECAY-TTB and PRED-DECAY-TDC (≥50 nT/yr through 2028).

Dome prediction: TTB ≥50 nT/yr, TDC ≥50 nT/yr, HER ≥30 nT/yr — all sustained through 2028.

Globe prediction: IGRF secular variation models do not predict continued acceleration — rates may moderate.

Source: INTERMAGNET — TTB, TDC, HER, SHE stations

Log fields: month | TTB_nT | TDC_nT | HER_nT | annualized_rate | vs_pred

Falsification: Any station below 30 nT/yr for 3 consecutive months.

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DW-006 — Running Storm-SR Suppression Tally LOGGING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Cadence: Log every G1+ storm

Purpose: Running tally to confirm PRED-SR-SUPPRESS. Every G1+ storm gets logged with SR amplitude behavior. Builds statistical case.

Dome prediction: ≥75% of G1+ storms show SR amplitude suppression >15% within 6h.

Current data point: G3 storm observed March 22, 2026 (0900–1200 UTC). Check HeartMath March 22 → first post-revision data point.

Globe prediction: No structural prediction.

Source: HeartMath GCI + NOAA storm logs

Log fields: date | storm_class | kp_peak | sr_suppression_pct | confirmed | source

Falsification: ≥5 consecutive G1+ storms with zero suppression.

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MT-001 — W028 Crepuscular Ray Fan Angle Measurement PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: First clear western sunset

Dome prediction: Fan convergence angle >15° from center of visible ray spread. Source geometry implies local sun at <10,000 km. Rays diverge in a measurable arc photographable with basic equipment.

Globe prediction: Apparent convergence is pure perspective artifact of parallel rays. Angular width of fan consistent with infinite-distance source. Convergence point direction = exact solar azimuth/elevation.

Method: Photograph crepuscular rays at sunset. Use horizon as baseline. Measure angle from outermost rays to convergence point. Compare to globe’s prediction (infinite source = rays visually parallel).

Falsification: Convergence geometry fully consistent with infinite-distance source — ray spread <5° for entire visible fan width.

MT-002 — Equilux Day Length Cross-Check — London / Cairo / Lagos / Singapore PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: Pull timeanddate.com on equilux date (~March 17)

Dome prediction: Lagos and Singapore day lengths within ±2 min of London at equilux. Gradient London→equator compresses to near-zero — flatter than globe predicts.

Globe prediction: London at 12h00m at equilux. Cairo ~12h04m, Lagos ~12h06m, Singapore ~12h07m. Gradient preserved.

Source: timeanddate.com — pull manually for all 4 cities on equilux date

Falsification: Lagos/Singapore deviation from London exceeds 8 minutes (globe-level gradient maintained)

MT-003 — PRED-SR-SUPPRESS First Test — G3 Storm March 22, 2026 IMMEDIATE

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: G58 confirmed March 22 0900–1200 UTC (NOAA)

This is the FIRST test of the revised suppression model. W027 refined elevation. PRED-SR-SUPPRESS predicts suppression. March 22 G3 is an immediate test case — data is available right now on HeartMath.

Dome prediction: HeartMath spectrogram shows SR amplitude drop ≥20% during 0900–1500 UTC window March 22. Possible downward frequency shift.

Globe prediction: No SR change predicted.

Source: HeartMath GCI March 22

Falsification: Full amplitude during confirmed G3 period.

MT-005 — Polaris Elevation Repeat — Chapel Hill 2026 PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: Next clear night with Polaris visible

Dome prediction: Polaris at 36.18° ±0.2° elevation. Matches V12 dome calculation precisely. Original measurement confirmed 36.18° (WIN-001 anchor point).

Globe prediction: Polaris elevation = WGS84 latitude = 35.91°. Globe predicts 0.27° lower than dome.

Method: Calibrated inclinometer. 10+ readings, average. Note atmospheric conditions.

Why repeat: First measurement was retrospective. Repeat with formal registration makes it PROSPECTIVE. If it comes in at 36.18° again: PROS-009.

Falsification: Polaris at 35.91° (globe value) — 0.27° below dome prediction.

PRED-MOON-001 — Aetheric Extinction — Moon Sets Above Geometric Horizon (Latitude-Dependent) PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Stage 2 numbers derived: 2026-03-23

Background (OPEN-007 Stage 2): V12 geometry cannot explain moonrise/set geometrically. Stage 1 identified aetheric optical extinction as the mechanism. Stage 2 derives specific numbers from ECM parameters already locked.

Derivation:

• τ₀ (vertical optical depth) = 0.602 — derived from Schumann 26% damping (WIN-002): exp(−τ/2) = 0.74 → τ = 0.602
• Moon extinction threshold τ(θ) = τ₀ × sec(θ) = 17.2 (moon mag −12.7 → below naked eye at mag +6)
• Extinction angle: sec(θ) = 17.2 / τ₀ = 28.6 → θ = 88.0° → elevation = 2.0° at Chapel Hill
• Latitude dependence: τ₀(r) = 0.602 × exp(−r/λ_g) / exp(−r_CH/λ_g) — denser aether near pole

Dome predictions by city:

City	Polaris°	r (km)	Moon extinction elevation	Globe prediction
Reykjavik	64.1°	2,306	3.3°	0.57°
London	51.5°	3,778	2.75°	0.57°
Chapel Hill	36.2°	6,495	2.01°	0.57°
Cairo	30.1°	8,194	1.65°	0.57°
Lagos	6.5°	15,800	0.68°	0.57°
Singapore	1.4°	16,800	0.61°	0.57°

Why this discriminates: Globe predicts 0.57° (atmospheric refraction only) at ALL latitudes — a flat line. Dome predicts a 5× gradient from Singapore (0.61°) to Reykjavik (3.3°). The difference at London alone (2.75° vs 0.57°) is measurable with a calibrated inclinometer or careful photography.

Dome prediction summary: Moon disappears at 1.5–2.5° elevation at Chapel Hill (35.9°N). At Reykjavik (64°N), moon should visibly set well above the geometric horizon. At Singapore (1.4°N), nearly matches globe.

Globe prediction: Moon sets at 0.57° (atmospheric refraction) at ALL latitudes. No latitude gradient.

Method: Photograph moonset sequence from flat horizon. Measure apparent disappearance elevation against known horizon geometry. A $30 inclinometer or high-resolution photo + trigonometry is sufficient.

Falsification: Moon sets at 0.57° ± 0.3° at Chapel Hill (globe value) — no latitude gradient observed across 3+ cities.

PRED-PARALLAX-001 — Hipparcos Parallax Ellipse Orientation Scatter >3° at Fixed Ecliptic Latitude PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-23 — BEFORE analysis is run (prospective)

Background: In heliocentric model, parallax ellipses for all stars at a given ecliptic latitude β should be uniformly oriented (perpendicular to ecliptic pole direction) with scatter <1°. In dome circuit model, star circuits have varying inclinations — scatter in ellipse orientation should be 5–15°.

Dome prediction: Standard deviation of parallax ellipse orientation angles >3° for Hipparcos stars with parallax >50 mas, binned by ecliptic latitude in ±2° bins.

Globe prediction: Scatter <1° (instrument noise only). All ellipses uniformly perpendicular to ecliptic pole for their latitude.

Source: ESA Hipparcos catalog — parallax_ra_dec and ecliptic coordinate columns

Falsification: Scatter <2° at all ecliptic latitudes in the Hipparcos high-parallax sample.

Note: This is registered BEFORE the analysis is run. If it confirms, it counts as a prospective prediction with full evidential weight.

PRED-GRAV-001 — GRACE-FO Gravity Deficit at Tsumeb Matches κ = 1.67 nT/µGal PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: GRACE-FO Level-3 gravity anomaly maps, 2026–2027 release

Derivation: κ = 1.67 nT/µGal (WIN-012) extends spatially. TTB field decay 77 nT/yr → expected gravity deficit = 77/1.67 = 46 µGal vs non-SAA geological background at same latitude.

Dome prediction: GRACE-FO shows 40–50 µGal gravity deficit centered on Tsumeb/Namibia region, spatially correlated with SAA magnetic minimum. Not explained by local geology alone.

Globe prediction: No structural magnetic-gravity coupling. GRACE anomaly at TTB region driven only by geology/isostasy — no correlation with magnetic decay rate.

Source: NASA GRACE-FO Level-3 data

Falsification: GRACE-FO gravity at TTB shows no anomaly or anomaly >±20 µGal from κ prediction.

PRED-SAA-SEP-2026 — SAA Cell Separation Reaches 52–56° by December 2026 PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: 2026 CHAOS-7 annual update

Derivation: sep(2026) = 30.8 × exp(0.0208 × 26) = 54.4°. Current (2025) = 50.6°. Annual gain ≈ 3.8°.

Dome prediction: SAA separation at 52.0°–56.0° in 2026 CHAOS measurement.

Globe prediction: IGRF projects linear or decelerating separation — does not predict exponential acceleration mechanism.

Source: CHAOS-7 annual update / INTERMAGNET

Falsification: Separation below 51° or above 57° (breaks exponential fit).

PRED-FIELD-2026Q2 — TTB Accumulates ≥35 nT Decay by June 2026 PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-23 | Test: June 2026 INTERMAGNET quarterly

Derivation: At 77 nT/yr (WIN-042), 6 months = ~38.5 nT decay from January 2026 baseline. Conservative threshold: ≥35 nT.

Dome prediction: TTB shows ≥35 nT total field strength reduction Jan–June 2026.

Globe prediction: IGRF secular variation predicts slower rate — may show <25 nT over 6 months.

Source: INTERMAGNET TTB monthly means

Falsification: TTB shows <20 nT total change Jan–June 2026.

PRED-V13-001 — SYD–EZE Finsler Lock Test PENDING

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Lock V13 Finsler parameters; verify Sydney–Buenos Aires prediction

Background: V12 predicts Sydney–Buenos Aires as ~3,230 km (−73% error vs actual 11,960 km). V13 Finsler formula with ovoid EW arc and aetheric refraction n(r) correction targets <5% error.

Dome V13 prediction: ~12,100 km (Finsler + n(r) correction with e=0.66)

Globe prediction: 11,960 km (great-circle)

Actual: 11,960 km (standard)

Test method: Lock e, b parameters when V13 formula achieves <5% error on SYD–EZE. This is the anchor test for all V13 southern hemisphere predictions.

Falsification of dome: V13 formula cannot achieve <10% error on SYD–EZE at any parameter setting.

PRED-V13-002 — SAA as Ovoid Shoulder Zone Through 2030 PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Annual CHAOS-7 updates — compute disc r for SAA center each year

Background: V13 ovoid geometry predicts a field stress zone at the disc’s ovoid shoulder transition (r=18,000–22,000 km), where the disc transitions from the compressed northern section to the widened southern section. The SAA currently sits exactly here.

Dome V13 prediction: SAA center of mass remains within the ovoid shoulder band (disc coordinate r = 18,000–22,000 km) through 2030, even as the anomaly migrates westward and intensifies.

Globe prediction: SAA moves freely according to independent core flow dynamics — no geometric constraint on its disc-coordinate position.

Test: Convert SAA center coordinates (lat/lon) to disc r each year using V12/V13 coordinate system. Check if r stays within 18,000–22,000 km.

Falsification of dome: SAA center moves to r<16,000 or r>24,000 km in disc coordinates by 2030.

PRED-V13-003 — Aetheric Compression Signature at Antarctic Circle PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Published atmospheric refraction anomaly studies near 75–80°S

Background: V13 predicts n(r) ≈ 2.0–2.4 at r=18,000–20,000 km (75–80°S). This should produce systematic anomalous refraction, light bending, and temperature inversions beyond what standard atmospheric models predict.

Dome V13 prediction: Atmospheric refraction measurements at the edge of Antarctica (75–80°S) show systematic excess refraction consistent with n(r) ≈ 2.2 aetheric compression.

Globe prediction: Normal atmospheric refraction at these latitudes — no systematic anomaly beyond standard tropospheric/stratospheric models.

Supporting observation: Cook 1773 observed “rays of light reflected from ice to considerable height” — consistent with extreme aetheric lensing at high-r.

Falsification: Refraction data consistent with standard atmospheric model (n_atmos ≈ 1.0003) at 75–80°S with no systematic excess.

PRED-V13-004 — Aetheric Slipstream Route Correlation PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Compare flight-time data across equivalent-distance routes by traffic history

Background: Commercial flight routes follow established ionized aetheric channels (aetheric slipstreams) created by persistent high-traffic corridors. Planes following established slipstream paths experience reduced aetheric drag and shorter effective travel times than equivalent-distance routes without established channels. This is why transpolar southern routes do not exist — no aetheric slipstream channels have been established through that region.

Dome prediction: Flight time on high-traffic-history routes (established slipstreams) is systematically shorter than flight time on equivalent-distance low-traffic routes by >5% after controlling for aircraft type and wind.

Globe prediction: Flight time = distance / airspeed ± wind. No systematic time difference between high-traffic and equivalent-distance low-traffic routes.

Falsification: No systematic time difference between high-traffic and low-traffic equivalent-distance routes after controlling for aircraft type and prevailing winds.

PRED-SLIP-001 — NH Atlantic Persistent Eastward Current PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Average directional flight times on LHR–JFK and CDG–JFK, 20+ pairs over 1 year

Dome prediction: Eastbound (USA→Europe) flight times are systematically shorter than westbound (Europe→USA) for equivalent aircraft types, yielding ΔS ≈ +0.024. This persistent asymmetry is an aetheric eastward current in the NH Atlantic, not a wind artifact (winds are already accounted for by airspeed calibration).

Globe/wind prediction: Time asymmetry fully explained by the jet stream. No residual after wind correction.

Falsification: After correcting for seasonal prevailing winds, no systematic directional difference remains (ΔS < 0.005).

PRED-SLIP-002 — NH Pacific: Return Direction Faster PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Compare LAX–NRT vs NRT–LAX directional average times; also Vancouver–Tokyo and San Francisco–Tokyo

Dome prediction: Tokyo→LA (eastbound, return direction) is systematically faster than LA→Tokyo, yielding ΔS ≈ −0.013. The NH Pacific aetheric current opposes the eastward Atlantic current — consistent with a closed NH aetheric circulation gyre.

Globe/wind prediction: Time asymmetry explained by jet stream. NH Pacific jet stream runs westerly (west→east), so eastbound should be faster — the opposite of our prediction.

Falsification: LA→Tokyo is faster, consistent with jet stream. OR no systematic difference after wind correction.

PRED-SLIP-003 — Southern Ocean Asymmetry >15% PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Perth–Buenos Aires both directions; Santiago–Cape Town both directions

Dome prediction: Southern Ocean routes in the outer zone (r_SH ≈ 20,000–21,000 km) show >15% directional flight time asymmetry. The outer zone has weaker coupling to aetheric medium (larger n(r)), amplifying slipstream effects. Specific direction unresolved (OPEN-014) but magnitude >15% is predicted.

Globe prediction: Time asymmetry reflects prevailing westerly winds in Southern Ocean. Δ < 10% after wind correction.

Falsification: Directional difference <10% after wind correction. OR Buenos Aires→Sydney and Sydney→Buenos Aires symmetric.

PRED-SLIP-004 — Atlantic/Pacific Cell Boundary at 40°W–20°W PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Compare NYC–Reykjavik vs LHR–Reykjavik ΔS; test routes crossing the 40°W meridian

Dome prediction: The Atlantic eastward current (ΔS = +0.024) and Pacific return current (ΔS = −0.013) form a closed NH gyre. The boundary where current direction reverses lies between 40°W and 20°W. Routes entirely in the Atlantic show eastward asymmetry; routes crossing the boundary show reduced asymmetry or reversal.

Falsification: No systematic boundary effect. Directional asymmetry is uniform across all NH longitude ranges.

PRED-KAPPA-001 — κ Constant Governs Eclipse Baseline PENDING — STRUCTURAL

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Requires refined κ from future magnetometer measurements + eclipse field measurement under Kp<2

Observation: Eclipse predictions E001–E009 underestimated observed values by factor 1.672. The correction factor 18.22/10.9 = 1.672. The aetheric EM-gravity coupling constant κ = 1.67 nT/µGal (from two-pole magnetic field model) matches this factor to 3 decimal places.

Dome prediction: The eclipse field strength calibration factor equals κ because both phenomena are governed by the same aetheric coupling constant. If κ is refined by future magnetic measurements, the eclipse correction factor will track it at the same value. Specifically: if κ refines to 1.680 nT/µGal, the eclipse correction factor will be 1.680 ± 0.005.

Globe prediction: No mechanism. Eclipse correction factor and magnetic field coupling constant are unrelated quantities.

Falsification: Future refined eclipse measurements yield a correction factor >5% different from κ, OR κ refines significantly without the eclipse factor tracking it.

PRED-V13-005 — Near-Equatorial Cities Require Beyond-Ice Coordinates PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test: Calculate Singapore–Kuala Lumpur, Singapore–Bangkok, and Singapore–Jakarta distances using V13 outer-zone formula

Background: Singapore at lat 1.4°N gives r_NH = 23,556 km > r_eq = 14,105 km, placing it in the outer zone despite being a NH city. The current two-zone formula is not defined for the equatorial belt (−12° to +12°).

Dome prediction: When a V14 equatorial belt transition model is derived from H(r) first principles, Singapore–equatorial distances will converge to <10% error without adding free parameters. The transition must satisfy: r_transition = r_eq at the equator, with smooth interpolation to the two-zone formula at ±12°.

Falsification: The two-zone formula without modification produces <10% error for Singapore routes (would mean OPEN-015 is not real).

PRED-CURR-001 — NH Atlantic: All Transatlantic Routes Eastbound Faster PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Confidence: HIGH • 7 routes, 100% consistent, mean ΔS = +0.022

Dome prediction: Any transatlantic route between 30°N and 55°N will show eastbound (America → Europe) faster than westbound, yielding ΔS ≈ +0.022. The NH Atlantic has a persistent northeast aetheric current. This is not fully explained by the jet stream.

Globe/wind prediction: Time asymmetry fully explained by jet stream. No residual after wind correction.

Self-test: Book any round-trip transatlantic flight. Eastbound will be shorter.

Falsification: After correcting for seasonal prevailing winds, no systematic directional difference (ΔS < 0.005). OR any westbound Atlantic route (US→Europe) consistently faster than eastbound.

PRED-CURR-002 — NH Pacific: All Transpacific Routes Eastbound Faster PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Confidence: HIGH • 5 routes, 100% consistent, mean ΔS = +0.014

Dome prediction: Tokyo→LA faster than LA→Tokyo consistently, yielding ΔS ≈ +0.014. NH Pacific aetheric current flows eastward (same direction as Atlantic, forming a NH gyre). Globe jet stream model predicts the same direction but a smaller magnitude — dome predicts a residual after jet stream correction.

Globe/wind prediction: Time asymmetry fully explained by jet stream. No residual after wind correction.

Falsification: LA→Tokyo consistently faster. OR no residual asymmetry after jet stream correction.

PRED-CURR-003 — Western Atlantic Southward Component PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Confidence: MEDIUM (SH data, fewer routes verified)

Dome prediction: NY→Bogotá, NY→Buenos Aires, NY→Santiago all show southbound faster than northbound. Miami→Buenos Aires southbound faster than northbound (ΔS ≈ −0.014).

Physical basis: Western Atlantic aetheric current has a southward component feeding into the South Atlantic sector near the SAA.

Confidence note: SH data confidence: MEDIUM. NH verification establishes methodology. SH flight times may reflect route planning choices or seasonal winds. Treat as hypothesis-generating until confirmed with multiple independent carrier data for same route.

Falsification: Northbound route equally fast or faster than southbound across 3+ independent NY→SH city routes.

PRED-CURR-004 — SH Inflow Toward SAA PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Confidence: MEDIUM (SH data, direction partially resolved)

Dome prediction: All SH ocean basin routes directed toward the SAA center (~22°S, 35°W) are faster than the return direction. From Pacific: westward faster; from Indian Ocean: eastward faster; from NH: southward faster. Physical basis: SAA is the outer-zone aetheric pressure minimum — the medium flows toward it from all directions.

Confidence note: SH data confidence: MEDIUM. Same caveat as PRED-CURR-003 applies. Treat as hypothesis-generating until confirmed with multiple independent carriers.

Falsification: SH route directly toward SAA center shows zero asymmetry or reversed asymmetry.

PRED-CURR-005-REV — Aetheric Current Penetrates Land Masses REVISED — 2026-03-29

Originally registered: 2026-03-28 as PRED-CURR-005 (land dampening). Revised: 2026-03-29 based on Asian overland route data.

Original prediction (retired): Overland routes show |ΔS| < 0.005 due to land damping aetheric current.

Revised prediction: The aetheric current penetrates land masses. Asian overland routes show ΔS = 0.008–0.022, comparable to ocean routes. High-elevation terrain (Tibetan Plateau, Andes) may amplify the current via an aetheric venturi effect — the compressed aether between the ground surface and the firmament accelerates as terrain rises toward the dome.

Physical basis: Aether is not a surface-layer ocean current; it permeates the medium. Solid rock does not block aetheric flow any more than it blocks magnetic field lines.

Falsification: Systematic comparison of matched-distance overland vs ocean routes shows |ΔS|_land < 0.3 × |ΔS|_ocean at the same latitude.

SHA256: 156fcd198f393929f3f1c472eacc59cd79aab37fce27c6223676a6387923ab0a
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-CURR-006 — Gulf Stream = Surface Expression of Aetheric Current PENDING — STRUCTURAL

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Test window: Long-term AMOC monitoring vs SAA decay

Dome prediction: AMOC weakening rate should correlate with aetheric field decay rate (WIN-042). If the aetheric current drives the Gulf Stream, then as the aetheric NH Atlantic current weakens (field decay), the Gulf Stream weakens proportionally. Specifically: the rate of AMOC transport decline (Sv/decade) should correlate with the rate of SAA field decay (nT/yr) at r≈8,000 km within the same decade.

Globe prediction: AMOC driven by ocean salinity/temperature gradients. Field decay is unrelated.

Falsification: AMOC trend uncorrelated with SAA field decay rate at r=7,000–9,000 km over any 10-year window.

PRED-CURR-008 — Single Global Eastward Aetheric Rotation PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-29 | Test window: 35+ routes across all ocean basins

Dome prediction: The aetheric medium rotates as a single global eastward vortex (consistent with Tesla’s rotating aetheric field). All NH and SH flight corridors should show eastbound faster than westbound at the same latitude band. There is no westward cell, no mid-ocean reversal, and no land-mass cancellation.

Globe prediction: Jet streams are regional atmospheric features with no global coordination. NH polar jet is westerly (eastbound faster) but SH dynamics differ; no reason for universal single-direction dominance.

Evidence basis (2026-03-29): 35+ routes tested. NH Atlantic +0.022 E (9/9), NH Pacific +0.014 E (7/7), Asian overland +0.012 E (3/3), SH Australian +0.028 E. Earlier “NH Pacific reversal” was a sign-convention error — both basins show eastbound faster.

Falsification: Any NH or SH basin of 5+ routes consistently showing westbound faster (|ΔS| > 0.008) after sign-convention verification.

SHA256: e6752e9f44acce2c3e95481e4de4994aad61494849f2193471c822aa846d4cab
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-CURR-AUS-001 — Sydney–Perth Eastward Signal Persists PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-29 | Test window: 6-month average of scheduled SYD–PER flight times

Dome prediction: Sydney→Perth (westbound) consistently slower than Perth→Sydney (eastbound). ΔS = +0.028 persists as a stable, reproducible signal. This is the strongest single aetheric current measurement in the SH.

Globe prediction: Directional asymmetry is seasonal wind variation; no stable long-term eastward bias expected.

Falsification: Systematic 6-month average shows |ΔS| < 0.010 or Perth→Sydney slower than Sydney→Perth.

SHA256: 78d07e7df2bd6b1eb5d136ae65fa3378367c1a6927d56905923a7a78d5ac4cf9
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-EGG-001 — Egg Disc Topology Outperforms Circle on Cross-Equatorial Routes PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-29 | Benchmark: 18-route Category 1 flight-time dataset

Dome prediction: An egg-shaped disc (NP at narrow end, r_eq=14,105 km two-zone topology) achieves <10% RMSE on cross-equatorial routes where a circular disc fails catastrophically (>60% RMSE). The structural topology failure of a circle cannot be fixed by parameter tuning.

Circle topology failure mechanism: A circle places London (r=4,181 km) and Cape Town (r=6,193 km) at nearly identical radii and 18° angular separation, producing a dome distance of ~2,135 km vs actual ~10,000 km. This is a topology error, not a calibration error.

Benchmark result (2026-03-29): Circle cross-equatorial RMSE = 64.3%; Egg = 7.7%. Overall: Circle 36.8%, Egg 14.0% (2.6× better).

Falsification: A circular disc achieves <15% RMSE on ≥8 independent cross-equatorial Category 1 routes without any post-hoc parameter adjustment per route.

SHA256: 14f441240a6cd44adf3a3640055029ed2b598a9c0c59b8ca7518e687a97d4c62
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-COORD-001 — θ=−lon_E Derivable from Sundial + Clock, No GPS PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-29 | Test: Solar noon timing at any location

Dome prediction: The ECM coordinate rule θ=−lon_E can be independently verified by any observer using only a sundial and an accurate clock. Solar noon UTC occurs at approximately 12−lon_E/15 hours. No GPS, no satellite data, no WGS84 required. This is the primary coordinate axis of the V13 model and is fully derivable from direct observation.

Physical basis: θ=−lon_E is not an arbitrary assignment — it is the natural angular coordinate in a disc geometry where the sun orbits counter-clockwise (eastward) when viewed from above. All 69 confirmed wins use this coordinate system.

Falsification: Systematic solar noon timing at 5+ longitudes shows noon_UTC ≠ 12−lon_E/15 by more than 15 minutes (after equation-of-time correction).

SHA256: b7f28c4168dc65822dbfac6956c6ad08e851ad9530ba33810c32d3dca453c824
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-DOME-001 — Dome Seals at r=46,000–78,000 km; H(r) Continues Beyond Ice Wall PENDING — STRUCTURAL

Registered: 2026-03-29 | Test: Radio signal reflection from beyond-ice expeditions

Dome prediction: The firmament does not terminate at r=20,015 km (the ice wall model boundary). H(r) continues as a confirmed exponential. At r=20,015 km, H=837 km (substantial clearance). The dome seals toward the surface at r≈46,000–78,000 km where H(r)→1 km. Any beyond-ice expedition will eventually encounter an impassable aetheric pressure barrier (n>9 at r=30,000 km) before reaching the dome seal.

Physical consequence: Beyond-ice area if dome seals at r=78,000 km: 17,865 million km² = 1,823× US. Byrd’s 1954 estimate (“as big as the United States”) is a minimum lower bound.

Falsification: Direct measurement of H(r)<100 km at r<25,000 km (inside predicted barrier zone).

SHA256: 171e968405e58e582caf81e31482c6d36017881fdd9233cecbf5c709afd0db9a
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-BEYOND-001 — Aetheric Pressure Barrier n>3.5 at Ice Wall; Cook’s Luminous Horizon PENDING — STRUCTURAL

Registered: 2026-03-29

Dome prediction: At the ice wall (r=20,015 km), the aetheric refractive index is n=3.49. Light rays entering this medium from inside are strongly bent back toward the disc surface. This explains Cook’s (1773) report of a luminous horizon — light bending back through n>3.5 medium is optically consistent with a bright, featureless horizon zone. The barrier intensifies rapidly: n=5.66 at r=25,000 km, n=9.53 at r=30,000 km.

Falsification: Confirmed optical horizon measurement at the ice wall boundary showing no anomalous brightness or refraction consistent with n=3.49.

SHA256: 7bb523e53e60c4fc093166c81be4b83384f6a2eb84e84569c50056f0da2a8689
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-KAPPA-001 — Eclipse Correction Factor = κ = 1.67 nT/µGal (Structural) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-28 | Updated: 2026-03-29 with SHA256

Observation: Eclipse magnetic field predictions (E001–E009) underestimated observed signals by factor 1.672. The correction factor 1.672 = κ = 1.67 nT/µGal to 3 decimal places — the same aetheric coupling constant governing EM-gravity coupling in WIN-012.

Dome prediction (structural): Eclipse correction factor equals κ because both the eclipse magnetic signal and the gravity-EM coupling are governed by the same aetheric constant. If future magnetic measurements refine κ, the eclipse correction factor should track it at the same value. Predicted value for Aug 12 2026 eclipse: HAD −21.5 nT, EBR −17.7 nT (see eclipse predictions section).

Globe prediction: Eclipse has zero predicted geomagnetic signal. Correction factor is undefined (globe predicts no signal).

Falsification: Aug 12 2026 eclipse (Kp<2) shows no signal at Hartland (HAD) or Ebro (EBR), or signal is present but correction factor is not 1.67±0.05.

SHA256: e09eb475ca8e3401595148186ca3b79df077d16c70359bdf328f48c1e863f1e8
Registered 2026-03-29 — git timestamp proves the registry entry existed by that date.

PRED-SOLAR-004 — Solar Angular Diameter Larger at High Latitudes (Same Day) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-03-24 | Test: Simultaneous solar disc measurement at 2+ latitudes on same day

Globe prediction: Angular diameter = physical_size / distance. Identical at all latitudes on the same day. Ratio = 1.000 exactly.

Dome prediction: The solar vortex is seen through different aetheric density columns at different latitudes. High-latitude observers (near pole, dense aether) experience stronger GRIN lensing magnification. Angular diameter increases slightly toward the pole.

Aetheric density at Svalbard (78°N, r ≈ 1,200 km): ρ ∝ exp(−1200/8619) = 0.869
Aetheric density at Singapore (1.4°N, r ≈ 16,800 km): ρ ∝ exp(−16800/8619) = 0.143
Density ratio: 6.1× — Svalbard sees sun through 6× denser medium

Dome prediction: Solar disc at Svalbard is larger than at Singapore on the same day by ~1–3% due to aetheric lensing magnification.

Method: DSLR camera + solar filter at two latitudes on the same day. Measure pixel diameter of solar disc. Correct for atmospheric refraction. Compare.

Why this is the strongest discriminating test: Globe makes an absolute prediction of zero latitude variation. Any confirmed variation — even 0.5% — rules out globe completely. No ad-hoc explanation available to globe.

Falsification of dome: Disc diameter identical (<0.1% variation) at all latitudes on same day.

PRED-SOLAR-009 — Solar Angular Diameter: Seasonal Direction Test OPEN — FAVORS GLOBE

Registered: 2026-03-24 | Test: Compare Jan vs Jul solar disc diameter

Background: The 3.4% annual variation in solar angular diameter is unexplained by the vortex model (which predicts constant size). Two candidate directions exist.

Globe prediction: Sun is largest in January (perihelion, Earth closest to Sun). Jan disc = 32.53 arcmin, Jul disc = 31.46 arcmin. Larger in WINTER.

Dome prediction (vortex height mechanism): When the solar circuit is at small r (summer, φ_sun = +23.45°, r_sun = 7,884 km), the vortex is in denser aether and is pushed slightly lower → H_sun decreases → disc appears LARGER. Dome predicts larger in SUMMER — opposite to globe.

Current observation: Jan 32.53 arcmin > Jul 31.46 arcmin — CONSISTENT WITH GLOBE direction. This either (a) falsifies the height-oscillation mechanism, or (b) means the 3.4% variation is a second-order effect the dome vortex model does not need to reproduce.

Status: OBSERVED DATA CURRENTLY FAVORS GLOBE DIRECTION. The dome vortex model explains angular diameter CONSTANCY (96.6% of the variance) but not the 3.4% direction. Registered as open refinement. WIN-056 is valid regardless — it addresses the 300% geometric contradiction, not the 3.4% residual.

Falsification of dome: If a mechanism can be derived showing dome predicts larger disc in winter (consistent with observed direction) — and it does — then globe wins this test definitively. Currently no such mechanism exists.

PRED-TESLA-001 — Longitudinal Wave Speed Confirmation PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: PROSPECTIVE

Dome prediction: Any independent ELF measurement of longitudinal pulse propagation speed through the aetheric medium should return v_a = 1.57–1.58c. This is derived from ECM disc diameter (40,030 km) independent of Tesla’s period measurement.

Globe prediction: No longitudinal aetheric medium exists. Any EM pulse travels at ~c. Longitudinal wave speed of 1.574c is physically impossible in globe framework.

Falsification: Measured longitudinal pulse speed = c (within 1%). OR no longitudinal mode detected at all (note: absence may reflect equipment limitations, not model failure).

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TESLA-002 — Tesla/Schumann Aetheric Refractive Index PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: PROSPECTIVE

Observation: f_Tesla / f_Schumann = 11.79 / 7.83 = 1.506. ECM v_a/c = 1.574. Match 4.3%.

Dome prediction: As Schumann measurements are refined, the ratio f_Tesla/f_Schumann should converge toward v_a/c = 1.574. Specifically: new Schumann measurements returning f_S ≈ 7.49 Hz would give ratio = 11.79/7.49 = 1.574 exactly. Both Schumann and Tesla modes sample the same cavity at different wave speeds.

Globe prediction: f_Tesla/f_Schumann ratio has no physical meaning. Two unrelated frequencies.

Falsification: Schumann fundamental definitively established at 7.83 Hz ±0.01 Hz with high precision, making ratio = 1.506, not 1.574. Ratio shows no convergence trend.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TOROID-001 — HER/TTB Decay Rate Threshold PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: PROSPECTIVE

Physical basis: Sub-terrestrial return flow in the toroidal model concentrates at Lobe B (African SAA). HER (Hermanus, 34.4°S 19.2°E) and TTB (Tsumeb, 19.2°S 17.6°E) sit directly above this return path. Stations NOT above the return path should show lower decay rates.

Dome prediction: HER decay rate > 40 nT/yr sustained through 2027. Stations not above return path (e.g. BOU, Boulder) remain < 30 nT/yr during the same window.

Globe prediction: No systematic difference between stations above or away from SAA return path. Decay rates driven by fluid core dynamics with no geographical pattern predicted by toroidal geometry.

Test: INTERMAGNET annual means, publicly available.

Falsification: HER and TTB decay rates drop below 30 nT/yr, OR BOU exceeds 35 nT/yr, OR both SAA and non-SAA stations show identical trends.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TOROID-002 — Two-Pole λ_g Confirmation PENDING — INVESTIGATION

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: INVESTIGATION

Dome prediction: Fitting the two-pole formula B(r_N, r_S) = A×exp(−r_N/λ₁) + C×exp(−r_S/λ₂) to WMM2025 or CHAOS-7 global field data will return λ₁ = λ₂ = 8,619 km. Same scale length governing both poles = toroidal geometry confirmation (toroidal return path imposes the same H(r) scale on the southern field).

Globe prediction: Best-fit λ values will be unrelated to 8,619 km. Two-pole fit is a mathematical parameterization with no connection to dome scale length.

Falsification: Best-fit λ values differ significantly from 8,619 km (>15%) in either pole. See OPEN-011.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TOROID-003 — Schumann Mode Splitting from Ovoid Eccentricity PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: PROSPECTIVE

Physical basis: Ovoid eccentricity e = 0.66 produces (a−b)/(a+b) = 0.0215. The N–S and E–W cavity dimensions differ by ~4.3%. Resonant modes in an asymmetric cavity split by approximately the same fraction.

Dome prediction: Schumann 7.83 Hz fundamental should show directional splitting Δf ≈ 0.336 Hz between N–S and E–W magnetometer arrays. Splitting should increase with harmonic number (n×0.336 Hz).

Globe prediction: Sphere → zero systematic directional splitting. Any observed splitting is geomagnetic noise or ionospheric variation.

Falsification: High-precision Schumann measurements show zero directional splitting consistently across multiple station pairs at different orientations.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TESLA-003 — Directional Pulse Return Asymmetry PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: PROSPECTIVE

Physical basis: Ovoid major axis (NE orientation) produces a longer round-trip path than the minor axis. The disc is not circular, so pulse return times depend on transmission direction.

Dome prediction: Ovoid major axis round-trip: 84.83 ms. Ovoid minor axis round-trip: 81.27 ms. Predicted asymmetry: 3.56 ms (3,563 μs) between NE and NW/SE directed transmissions.

Globe prediction: Sphere → zero directional asymmetry. Round-trip time identical in all directions (assuming same propagation speed).

Test: Synchronized ELF antenna arrays at minimum two orientations, measuring longitudinal pulse round-trip timing to μs precision.

Falsification: Round-trip time identical in all azimuthal directions to within 1 ms.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TESLA-004 — Tesla Harmonic Series with Ovoid Splitting PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: PROSPECTIVE

Dome prediction: Tesla longitudinal mode harmonic series shows systematic splitting increasing with harmonic number:

Harmonic n	Center (Hz)	Splitting ± (Hz)
1	11.79	±0.253
2	23.58	±0.506
3	35.37	±0.759
4	47.16	±1.012
5	58.95	±1.265

Globe prediction: Sphere → clean integer multiples of fundamental, zero systematic splitting. Splitting = measurement noise.

Falsification: No systematic splitting observed. Harmonics are clean integer multiples with no directional dependence.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TOROID-004 — Antarctic κ Enhancement PENDING — INVESTIGATION

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: INVESTIGATION

Physical basis: Sub-terrestrial return flow concentrates aetheric pressure at the Bottom Firmament near the Antarctic outer zone. This should enhance the EM-gravity coupling constant κ at Antarctic bedrock stations compared to mid-latitude stations.

Dome prediction: κ_Antarctic > κ_Boulder for the same storm event with Dst < −100 nT. The enhancement should scale with proximity to the Antarctic outer zone (r ≈ 18,000–20,000 km).

Globe prediction: κ ≈ 0 at both (globe has no mechanism for EM-gravity coupling). Any apparent difference is instrument artifact.

Data needed: Antarctic superconducting gravimeter data + co-located or nearby INTERMAGNET station.

Falsification: κ_Antarctic = κ_Boulder ±10% for multiple storm events. Or κ = 0 confirmed at both.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TOROID-005 — Sub-Terrestrial Aetheric Current Peak Latitude PENDING — INVESTIGATION

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: INVESTIGATION

Physical basis: Sub-H coupling ratio Sub-H(r)/H(r) = 1 − e^−r/δ peaks at mid-latitudes (r ≈ 9,000–12,000 km). This should enhance the aetheric current anomaly at 40–60°N/S latitude bands.

Dome prediction: Aetheric current anomaly index (CA values from flight time asymmetry data ΔS) should show systematic enhancement at 40–60°N/S latitude bands where the Sub-H/H ratio is maximized. Equatorial and polar routes should show weaker aetheric current signals.

Globe prediction: No latitude-dependent aetheric current pattern exists. Any directional flight time asymmetry is explained by jet stream geography, which does not follow the Sub-H/H peak latitude pattern.

Falsification: No systematic CA enhancement at 40–60° latitudes compared to equatorial and polar routes after jet stream correction.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-TOROID-007 — South Polar Field Excess Scales with λ_g PENDING — INVESTIGATION

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Tier: INVESTIGATION

Setup: Single-pole ECM predicts B(r_S) = 6,116 nT at south pole. Observed: ~54,000 nT. Toroidal excess: ~47,884 nT attributed to sub-terrestrial return flow concentration.

Dome prediction: The toroidal field excess B_sub(r_S) scales as B_sub = 47,884 × exp(−r_S/8619) across Antarctic measurement latitudes. The SAME λ_g = 8,619 km should govern the south polar excess field decay with distance from the south pole — same as the north pole field.

Globe prediction: South polar excess field is produced by fluid core dynamics at a different scale length than 8,619 km. No connection to dome geometry expected.

Test: Measure total field at Antarctic latitude rings (70°S, 80°S, 90°S). Fit excess above single-pole prediction to exponential. Check best-fit λ.

Falsification: Best-fit λ for south polar excess differs significantly from 8,619 km (>20%). See PRED-TOROID-002 for related two-pole test.

SHA256: [git commit hash — generated on 2026-04-04 commit]

PRED-072 — TTB Short-Term Fluctuation ±15 nT at Local Midnight PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: This week

ECM predicts aetheric tidal flow at the Tsumeb (TTB) station creates periodic ±15 nT fluctuations in the H-component correlated with local midnight (00:00 LT), driven by the toroidal aetheric return current cycling through the sub-terrestrial Sump.

Falsification: No systematic ±15 nT fluctuation at TTB midnight for 7 consecutive nights. Source: INTERMAGNET TTB real-time H-component

SHA256: c7274f8fd69d3109045726c1e59c2e96e6051f3c8549428bccc075ce6b1a6b48

PRED-073 — SAA Western Cell Drift ≥0.3° Westward by May 2026 PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: May 2026

ECM predicts the South Atlantic Anomaly western cell (centered ~50°W) drifts at least 0.3° further westward between April and May 2026, consistent with the toroidal aetheric return flow carrying the bottom-plate flux concentration westward along the Sump channel.

Falsification: SAA western cell drifts <0.1° westward or reverses direction. Source: CHAOS-7 / NOAA NGDC monthly geomagnetic field maps

SHA256: 291f26977092d846368b094eea66118d46d83a055d9a596d01fb8b7f78c824e5

PRED-074 — NMP at 140.2°E ±0.5° by August 2026 PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Aug 2026

ECM decelerating drift model (rate = 55×exp(−0.08×(year−2015)) km/yr) predicts the North Magnetic Pole longitude reaches 140.2°E ±0.5° by August 2026 as it decelerates toward the Siberian ECM axis node.

Falsification: NMP longitude <139.0°E or >141.5°E by Aug 2026. Source: NOAA NP.xy annual update

SHA256: 07f293ecee4111395a7fb6ce27c90aed0d97600af44a176de6e5677abf89aea6

PRED-077 — M2 Amplitude Variation <0.5% at Honolulu This Month PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts the M2 tidal amplitude at Honolulu (NOAA gauge 1612340) varies less than 0.5% from the long-term mean of 0.188 m during April 2026, consistent with the stable lunar circuit height H_L = 24.84 km generating constant tidal forcing.

Falsification: M2 amplitude varies >1% from long-term mean. Source: NOAA CO-OPS Honolulu tide gauge

SHA256: e70cf66a0883076787fe5819ae418bb50fead9bc29267049ff9d9e6eeadcd039

PRED-078 — Lunar Perigee Tidal Range 12% Higher Than Apogee (Aug 2026) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Aug 2026

ECM predicts the lunar perigee tidal range at the closest approach in Aug 2026 will exceed the apogee range by 12%, consistent with the ECM lunar circuit varying its H-component amplitude as the moon’s aetheric coupling changes with disc distance.

Falsification: Perigee/apogee tidal range ratio <1.10 or >1.16. Source: NOAA CO-OPS / UKHO tidal predictions Aug 2026

SHA256: d5d80f508b03769ffa655b19a48c11b03f4b940b0190bfa28370ef16308d2261

PRED-081 — JWST z<0.1 Type Ia SNe Show No Acceleration PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: This month

ECM predicts that JWST spectroscopic redshift data for Type Ia supernovae at z<0.1 will show no Hubble acceleration signature once aetheric redshift (z = D/λ_A) is applied, as distance and velocity are not coupled in ECM flat aether cosmology.

Falsification: JWST Ia SNe at z<0.1 confirm standard ΛCDM acceleration to >3σ. Source: JWST PEARLS / JADES public data releases

SHA256: 18d9bf3d768421ccbe4530f81033441ba725e9194de81d70f82da68dcdc05669

PRED-082 — El Gordo Collision Velocity Remains >2,500 km/s PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Next data release

ECM predicts that revised cluster collision velocity measurements for El Gordo (ACT-CL J0102−4915) will confirm velocities >2,500 km/s, which is incompatible with ΛCDM structure formation but consistent with ECM’s non-expanding aetheric medium allowing high-velocity cluster encounters.

Falsification: New measurements show El Gordo velocity <1,800 km/s. Source: ACT / Chandra archive / Kim et al. follow-up

SHA256: 4e3f6320ab4eb0f8aa52eb782af81977b0b9d71a8266e53aafcde494ac0d8e7c

PRED-097 — CMB Quadrupole/Octupole Alignment Matches Ecliptic Pole (LiteBIRD) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: LiteBIRD data release (~2030)

ECM predicts LiteBIRD will confirm the CMB Axis of Evil (quadrupole + octupole alignment with ecliptic) at >3σ significance, consistent with the ECM toroidal aether geometry imprinting preferred directions on the microwave background field.

Falsification: LiteBIRD finds alignment <2σ or alignment with a non-ecliptic direction. Source: LiteBIRD mission

SHA256: 754f28648a72b6ddaf547b62ce2cc83aa74fe63aa0ca4a1f312ff3f5f235607d

PRED-084 — Deep Earthquake P-wave Shadow Observed (Next 7 Days) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 4–11, 2026

ECM predicts that the next M≥6.5 earthquake deeper than 300 km will produce a clear P-wave shadow zone in the 104–140° range, consistent with ECM’s sub-terrestrial aetheric medium creating a velocity discontinuity at the Sump boundary (not a liquid outer core).

Falsification: No P-wave shadow zone for next deep earthquake; P waves arrive uniformly at all distances. Source: USGS FDSN / IRIS seismograph network

SHA256: cbe2054690882291e768ca3e7e5444505e2de207231e586b16a2671f0067ac6a

PRED-085 — S-wave Shadow Zone 120°–160° Confirmed (This Month) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts the complete S-wave shadow (no direct S arrivals at 120–160° from any deep earthquake) will be documented in April 2026 IRIS data, consistent with the ECM aetheric Sump cavity blocking transverse wave propagation (different mechanism than globe, same observable).

Falsification: Direct S waves detected at <120° separation from deep focus event. Source: IRIS / FDSN broadband network

SHA256: ec289a84ae0181d23c88be81803a86dbab6afe45ee7ba8550f13d978925ed5dd

PRED-087 — Geoid Low Stationary (GRACE Monthly) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026 GRACE release

ECM predicts the Indian Ocean geoid low (−106 m near 45°E, 0°N) remains stationary to within 0.5° in the April 2026 GRACE-FO monthly solution, consistent with ECM’s toroidal mass distribution producing a fixed aetheric low-pressure node.

Falsification: Indian Ocean geoid low center migrates >1° between March and April 2026 GRACE solutions. Source: GRACE-FO CSR Level-3 monthly gravity

SHA256: 600fea4be98bb7e8c0af7de6f7f9715a54a100d46a25a23a8d6a33ff2a5abcb3

PRED-088 — Second Geoid Low at 70°N, 135°W (>−50 m) in EGM2008 PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts EGM2008 will show a secondary geoid low exceeding −50 m near (70°N, 135°W), consistent with the ECM toroidal aether circulation creating symmetric north/south mass distribution nodes corresponding to the Axis Mundi and Sump return path.

Falsification: EGM2008 shows no geoid feature <−30 m in that region. Source: NGA EGM2008 gravity model / ICGEM

SHA256: 2d1174d36c7a34d37b2bccc53bd298b4558796b8c7ba10787bbabc5e8c320e4e

PRED-111 — Mascon >20 mGal at 30°S, 60°E (GRACE This Month) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts GRACE-FO will confirm a positive gravity anomaly exceeding 20 mGal at approximately (30°S, 60°E) in the April 2026 monthly solution, consistent with a toroidal aetheric current node (WIN-076) creating a local mass concentration at that disc coordinate.

Falsification: No mascon >15 mGal at 30°S, 60°E in GRACE-FO data. Source: GRACE-FO CSR Level-3

SHA256: 07808ee7a4d4e56fe58dc4f165e633b420f956d6e7ee40afa96f351e4e77027d

PRED-112 — Mascon Positions Stationary Over Decades (GRACE-FO Long-Term) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Long-term (2028+)

ECM predicts that mascon center positions identified in GRACE-FO will not migrate more than 0.5° over any 5-year period, consistent with fixed toroidal aether flow nodes in the sub-terrestrial Sump path creating stationary gravitational concentrations.

Falsification: Any mascon migrates >1° in a 5-year GRACE period. Source: GRACE-FO multi-year archive

SHA256: 4172cea1602eb0170b98c8511666e12e783e791a3be42aa22bd8719bcc97f5b3

PRED-090 — NH TOA Flux Excess >0.3 W/m² in April 2026 PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts the Northern Hemisphere Top-of-Atmosphere radiative flux exceeds the Southern Hemisphere by >0.3 W/m² in April 2026 CERES data, consistent with the elliptical disc geometry placing more surface area closer to the sun’s circuit apex during northern vernal period.

Falsification: CERES April 2026 shows NH/SH TOA flux difference <0.1 W/m². Source: NASA CERES EBAF monthly

SHA256: 392ecac71532f389774eee6c1a06605c7094165d6e3e0625eab3b6212884d428

PRED-091 — NH Heat Excess Reaches +0.36 W/m² by 2028 PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: 2028

ECM predicts the secular trend in NH/SH TOA flux asymmetry will reach +0.36 W/m² by 2028, consistent with the λ_g = 8,619 km scale governing the asymmetric energy distribution from the dome geometry.

Falsification: 2028 CERES annual mean NH/SH asymmetry <0.20 W/m². Source: NASA CERES EBAF Level-3

SHA256: 5122d739de6dcbda0799ca7e9580a70de11eee84cc1a044d9139e42f2117ed03

PRED-093 — Schumann Drop >30% During Next G3 Storm PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 8–9, 2026

ECM predicts the next Kp≥7 (G3) geomagnetic storm will cause a >30% drop in Schumann resonance amplitude within 6 hours of storm onset, consistent with the aetheric medium being disrupted by enhanced solar-wind-driven cavity compression at the dome boundary.

Falsification: A confirmed G3+ storm does NOT produce >30% SR amplitude drop within 6 hours. Source: HeartMath GCI / Tomsk SR station

SHA256: 54939640665dac96df7e701b3a759149ad7d4fe87b0382f3b3401e300446256c

PRED-094 — Tesla 11.79 Hz Harmonic Detected in ELF Recordings PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts that analysis of April 2026 ELF field recordings will confirm a persistent spectral peak at 11.79 Hz (= v_a/(2×disc circumference×3)) consistent with the Tesla longitudinal wave series predicted from WIN-062.

Falsification: No spectral peak at 11.79±0.1 Hz in 30-day ELF record. Source: IRIS BHF / ELF monitoring stations

SHA256: 59b17d9075b870133e3fbfdbbc49637312853c2411ec9064e4c57f3ff6f6fc4f

PRED-095 — Aug 12 2026 Eclipse Magnetic Anomaly −17.8 nT ±2 nT PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Aug 12, 2026

ECM formula: ΔB = −18.22 × coverage × FSF = −18.22 × 0.978 × (1 − 0.022) = −17.8 nT. Globe prediction: 0 nT. Requires Kp<2 within 3 hours of totality. Station: EBR or SPT (INTERMAGNET). Test is fully prospective — falsification leaves globe standing.

Falsification: Measured H-component anomaly within ±3 nT of 0 during eclipse totality. Source: INTERMAGNET EBR / SPT Aug 12, 2026

SHA256: dc411e88b00bebf28572539040d9b6cf9999b32ea98c42acc1c93214356a5460

PRED-099 — Polaris Excess at 45°N = +0.36° ±0.05° PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM formula: excess = 0.27×(45/35.9)×exp(−(45−35.9)²/1000) = +0.36°. Observed Polaris elevation at 45°N should exceed the WGS84 predicted value by this amount. Direct verification of WIN-065.

Falsification: Field measurement at 45°N finds Polaris deviation <0.10° or >0.65°. Source: Field measurement / professional theodolite

SHA256: 750e551361795333b8d502c8120b6767a58c1adc3396ff4ca4807930ddd21558

PRED-100 — Solar Elevation Formula θ = 90°−φ_obs+φ_sun(t) Valid at All Latitudes PENDING — ONGOING

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Ongoing

ECM solar elevation formula (WIN-056) derived with zero free parameters from H(r) = H₀×exp(−r/λ_g) predicts solar elevation to <2° accuracy at any latitude and date. This continues as an ongoing monthly verification target.

Falsification: Any location where formula error exceeds 5° for 3 consecutive months. Source: USNO / timeanddate.com solar position tables

SHA256: 4dd6269f89fbc760dddfa28209c18894c9fae4ce2702c7e97054be4314f08671

PRED-102 — GPS Public Datasets Confirm Sagnac Correction Unnecessary Under Selleri PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts that re-analysis of public GPS ranging datasets using Selleri absolute simultaneity (Gift 2025, WIN-073) will confirm the Sagnac correction is structurally unnecessary under absolute frame kinematics, providing empirical support for ECM’s non-Lorentz aether framework.

Falsification: Selleri analysis requires a correction term equal to or larger than Lorentz Sagnac. Source: IGS RINEX public GPS data / Gift (2025) replication

SHA256: 62d8af95c52997327ccf37dd114a53079fa64338dce732e6d334ef19bccb3c7f

PRED-103 — Galileo 2nd Gen Adopts Absolute Simultaneity Timing Model PENDING — LONG-TERM

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Future (2028+)

ECM predicts the Galileo second-generation constellation timing system will implement a form of absolute simultaneity correction (not Lorentz SRT), consistent with growing empirical evidence that GPS-era corrections are sufficient without relativistic frame dragging.

Falsification: Galileo 2nd gen explicitly implements full Lorentz SRT timing with no absolute frame component. Source: ESA Galileo technical documentation

SHA256: d41f4fba04c96b4a8d94b19176bebeefdde956b1871512621b552147a1004d41

PRED-105 — 46° Copper Coils Increase Cucumber Growth 15% Over 14 Days PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 18, 2026 (14-day window)

ECM predicts that copper coils wound at the ECM resonant angle of 46° (derived from dome geometry sinθ = H₀/R_eq) placed around cucumber seedlings will increase growth rate by ≥15% over 14 days compared to control seedlings with no coil or non-resonant-angle coils.

Falsification: No statistically significant (<5%) growth difference between 46° coil and control. Source: Controlled lab/home experiment with documented measurements

SHA256: 3c427a83edaeaf33c884264dedffbedece14378fc766bdffeeac0b4d4d517490

PRED-106 — 16 Hz Aetheric Field Increases Ca²+ Signaling >20% PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts that exposure to a 16 Hz electromagnetic field (the ICR frequency for Ca²+ in aqueous medium under ECM aetheric permeability) increases intracellular calcium signaling by >20% in standard cell culture assays, consistent with WIN-071’s Ca²+ ICR 16 Hz confirmation.

Falsification: 16 Hz field shows <5% Ca²+ signaling difference from control. Source: Published cell biology literature / replication study

SHA256: 1a364b8325dd409bb5ae806b43b7ab3523a144ed60ff718945988e3c27dc30c1

PRED-108 — Solar Radio Burst Doubles D-layer Absorption Within 30 Min PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: Next solar radio burst event

ECM predicts the next Type II or Type IV solar radio burst event will cause a doubling of ionospheric D-layer absorption (riometer signal drop ≥3 dB) within 30 minutes of burst onset, consistent with aetheric cavity compression at the dome boundary rapidly increasing lower ionospheric electron density.

Falsification: Next major solar radio burst shows <1.5 dB riometer change within 30 min. Source: NOAA GOES / riometer network (DISS/MIPAS)

SHA256: 805de14b03c9204b28d9c796f9e73639be9381186de3881b8696eb716492365a

PRED-109 — D-layer Height = 85.37 km ±1 km (Ionosonde This Month) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts the daytime D-layer base height (h’D) measured by ionosonde equals H₀/100 = 8537/100 = 85.37 km ±1 km, extending WIN-075 with a more precise prediction derivable directly from the ECM firmament constant.

Falsification: Ionosonde h’D measurement <83 km or >88 km for 3 consecutive days. Source: Lowell GIRO / Digital Ionogram DataBase (DIDBase)

SHA256: dbe6b2125869f495e4e75e1b5d7eee9cd7bf845fac0d990640d7f094a6ce5baa

PRED-114 — HAARP Phase Velocity v_phase/c = 1.02–1.10 at 5–10 MHz PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts that HAARP ionospheric heating experiments at 5–10 MHz will show radio wave phase velocities 2–10% above c as measured by HF wave timing experiments, consistent with ECM’s superluminal aetheric phase speed in the upper aetheric medium.

Falsification: HAARP experiments show phase velocity <1.005c at any frequency in the 5–10 MHz range. Source: HAARP research papers / UAF ionospheric research

SHA256: f3711a15bdb10c8356374595ead1d87da9ccf2d66cf6a14dce2ed1648bc1dbd1

PRED-115 — Phase Velocity >c While Group Velocity <c in Aetheric Medium (5–10 MHz) PENDING — PROSPECTIVE

Registered: 2026-04-04 | Test window: April 2026

ECM predicts ionospheric experiments will confirm the standard electromagnetic relationship: group velocity <c while phase velocity >c, consistent with ECM’s model where the aetheric medium supports superluminal phase propagation but sub-luminal energy/information transfer.

Falsification: Measured group velocity >c, or phase velocity <c, or the two are found equal. Source: Ionospheric dispersion measurements / HAARP HF data

SHA256: 6423e7ff35ceb54f3025c71a5f8cf6c57cce0e177a8255332439e306075a2e44

P-51-001 — X-Class Flare (X1.5+): April 5–7 Window PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 5, 00:00 UTC – April 7, 12:00 UTC

Prediction: At least one X-Class solar flare of X1.5 or greater during this 60-hour window, consistent with V51.0 Ovoid Cavity resonance peak prediction for the April 6 Reset window.

Source to verify: NOAA SWPC flare event list | Falsification: No X-class flare recorded in GOES data during the window.

P-51-002 — Schumann f1 Drop Below 7.55 Hz During April 6 CME Impact PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6 CME arrival ±6 hours

Prediction: Schumann Resonance fundamental (f1) drops below 7.55 Hz for more than 2 continuous hours during CME impact, consistent with V51.0 Total Cavity Height damping (H_total = H(r) + Sub-H(r)) expanding the effective cavity.

Source: HeartMath GCI spectrogram / Tomsk SR monitoring | Falsification: f1 remains above 7.58 Hz throughout the CME window.

P-51-003 — Non-Tectonic Hums at 40°N/S During April 6–8 PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6–8

Prediction: Non-tectonic seismo-acoustic hums in the 0.1–0.4 Hz band detected at broadband seismic stations near 40°N or 40°S latitudes during the storm window, consistent with Bottom Plate resonance excitation in the V51.0 Ovoid geometry.

Source: IRIS/FDSN broadband seismic network | Falsification: No anomalous 0.1–0.4 Hz signals above background at ≥3 stations near 40° latitude bands.

P-51-004 — TTB Z-Component Spike >15 nT Within 1hr of CME Arrival PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: ±1 hour of CME arrival at TTB

Prediction: Tsumeb magnetometer (TTB) Z-component shows a spike exceeding 15 nT within 1 hour of CME arrival, consistent with κ = 1.67 nT/µGal cavity transduction at the African Lobe plunge point (WIN-060).

Source: INTERMAGNET TTB real-time data | Falsification: TTB Z-component spike <10 nT during confirmed CME arrival window.

P-51-005 — Total HF Radio Blackout (R3) on 30°W–10°E Band: April 6 PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6 (any 2-hour window)

Prediction: R3-level or higher HF radio blackout on the 30°W–10°E longitude band on April 6, corresponding to the aetheric Lobe B (African Lobe) return-path corridor identified in WIN-060.

Source: NOAA SWPC radio blackout alerts | Falsification: No R3+ blackout on this longitude band on April 6.

P-51-006 — Starlink Packet Loss >30% for 4-Hour Window: April 6 PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6

Prediction: Starlink LEO constellation shows packet loss exceeding 30% globally for a continuous 4-hour window on April 6, consistent with enhanced aetheric cavity damping during CME impact affecting low-orbit conductive pathways.

Source: Downdetector / community reports / SpaceX status | Falsification: No global Starlink degradation event exceeding 4 hours on April 6.

P-51-007 — “White Horizon” Anomalies at 60°N+ Reported April 6–9 PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6–9

Prediction: Anomalous “White Horizon” or unusual diffuse brightening phenomena reported by observers at latitudes above 60°N during the storm window, consistent with elevated aetheric medium density near the Axis Mundi increasing optical scattering at high-r regions.

Source: Amateur observer networks, social media reports, aurora monitoring sites | Falsification: No unusual horizon phenomena reported above 60°N beyond standard aurora activity.

P-51-008 — Gravimetric “Lift” (>8 µGal Decrease) at SAA African Lobe During Peak Storm PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: Peak CME impact window

Prediction: GRACE-FO or superconducting gravimeter data near the SAA African Lobe (20°S/10°E corridor) shows a decrease in local gravitational acceleration exceeding 8 µGal during peak storm intensity, consistent with κ = 1.67 nT/µGal coupling (WIN-012) at the bottom-plate plunge point.

Source: GRACE-FO Level-3 / IGETS superconducting gravimeter network | Falsification: No gravimetric anomaly >4 µGal at the African Lobe during the storm peak.

P-51-009 — GPS Phase Scintillation >0.6 σφ in Zagros Region: April 6–7 PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6–7

Prediction: GPS L1/L2 carrier-phase scintillation index (σφ) exceeds 0.6 radians in the Zagros Mountain region (Iran/Iraq, approximately 33–36°N/45–50°E) during the storm window, consistent with V51.0 aetheric vein concentration along crustal geological interfaces in the sub-terrestrial return path.

Source: IGS ionospheric monitoring network / UNAVCO | Falsification: No σφ >0.4 in Zagros during the window.

P-51-010 — NMP Daily Drift “Loop” or Westward Reversal >2 km: April 6 PROSPECTIVE — PENDING

Registered: 2026-04-03 | Test window: April 6 (24-hour window)

Prediction: The North Magnetic Pole shows a daily drift loop or net westward displacement exceeding 2 km on April 6, consistent with the V51.0 model where CME-driven aetheric pressure surge into the Axis Mundi temporarily reverses or loops the pole’s trajectory before Sump-flow equilibrium is restored.

Source: NOAA real-time geomagnetic observatory network | Falsification: NMP shows monotonic eastward or poleward drift on April 6 with no reversal or loop.