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The Noah Protocol: A Case for Planetary Migration and Systemic Reset in a Simulation Framework
Abstract This paper proposes a synthesis of the Simulation Hypothesis and planetary history, suggesting that the "Great Flood" or "Reset" narratives found in ancient texts record a literal hardware migration of biological and informational data from Mars to Earth. By analyzing recent 2026 Curiosity rover data alongside the mathematical constraints of the Planck Length, the author argues that current human biological limits (specifically the 120-year lifespan) represent a "Safe Mode" adjustment to Earth’s lower atmospheric pressure and radiation shielding compared to a primary Martian environment.
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