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How the Stars Were Ignited_ The Sun, the Earth, and the Fluid Mechanics of Planetary Time-Vortices

Palchevskaya, Olga
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This paper introduces a novel relational ontology of space-time to resolve the fundamental contradictions between Newtonian macrophysics, quantum mechanics, and Einstein’s General Relativity. Rejecting the static constant of the speed of light and the concept of infinite gravitational singularities, the author demonstrates that time is not given a priori but generated strictly locally as a viscous coefficient of the Medium (the Φ-Field), governed by the Tomita-Takesaki theorem and Bell's non-locality. By modeling the universe as a fractal, self-similar sphere ("the Universe-Sphere"), this framework derives planetary core temperatures and escape velocities directly from the topological torque of localized time-vortices, bypassing the deterministic dogma of dead mass. Furthermore, utilizing the geometric displacement gradient of the solar barycenter Delta S_geometric approx 2164 \text km, this model provides an independent, purely mathematical verification of Professor Valentina Zharkova’s 2100-year Hallstatt solar cycle, completely exposing the political and economic deception regarding human carbon guilt. Ultimately, the manifesto restores the living Observer to the center of the cosmos, linking physical geometry directly to the Supreme Moral Law of the Absolute.(This version corrects a clerical error on two pages of the previous text, where the unit for kilometers per second was inadvertently printed with the Cyrillic 'С' instead of the Latin 'S' (km/s).)
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