Deciphering Galactic Rotation Curves through Time-Density Vortices

AbstractThis fifth document of the research cluster extends the Time-Density Theory to galacticscales. We present the Time-Density Vortex (TDV) model as a geometric explanation forthe anomalous rotation velocities of galaxies. By combining central mass and high-energyspin (exemplified by Sagittarius A*), a metric entrainment effect is induced, eliminating theneed for hypothetical Dark Matter. We demonstrate that the observed "flat" rotation curvesare a direct consequence of potential time-density coupling within the galactic disk. Thismodel suggests that galactic dynamics are governed by the underlying temporal geometryrather than missing mass.