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To establish a unified theoretical framework that emphasizes momentum as the central quantity influencing physical systems from classical to cosmic scales.

January 22, 2026Open Access

MIND THEORY: A Unified Momentum-First Framework From Laboratory Physics to Cosmic Structure

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To establish a unified theoretical framework that emphasizes momentum as the central quantity influencing physical systems from classical to cosmic scales.
Developed two frameworks: MIND-C for classical systems and MIND-R for relativistic regimes.
Validated MIND-C through experimental data from SpinLaunch and propellantless spacecraft designs.
Analyzed cosmological phenomena using MIND-R, including galaxy rotation and cosmic acceleration.
MIND-C validated four key predictions with less than 0.1% error in multiple planetary spin measurements.
MIND-R effectively explains pulsar spin limits and provides a 21σ improvement over dark energy models.
Analysis of 185 SPARC galaxies shows MIND-R's flat rotation curves with zero free parameters.

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Comprehensive framework reveals strong connections between classical dynamics and cosmic phenomena, suggesting significant implications for dark matter and energy.

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Alvaro Fabian BRICIO ARZUBIDE (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6971be2c642b1836717e2d1f https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18317022

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Comprehensive framework reveals strong connections between classical dynamics and cosmic phenomena, suggesting significant implications for dark matter and energy.

MIND THEORY: A Unified Momentum-First Framework From Laboratory Physics to Cosmic Structure

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MIND THEORY: A Unified Momentum-First Framework From Laboratory Physics to Cosmic Structure

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