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Structural Cosmology III: Observational Predictions from the Impossibility of Nothingness

Suzume, Suzume
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This paper completes the Structural Cosmology program by deriving concrete observational predictions from the principle that absolute nothingness is impossible. Using the structural floor σ_min as a dynamical constraint, the model predicts: (1) low-ℓ suppression in the CMB from pre-bounce homogenization, (2) a smooth drift in the dark-energy equation of state w(z), and (3) an ultra–low-frequency gravitational background from pre-bounce contraction. These observational traces allow the impossibility of nothingness to be tested directly against cosmological data, making Structural Cosmology a fully predictive framework.
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