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The research aims to establish a deterministic framework for orbital and gravitational systems through geometric principles without empirical fitting.

June 7, 2026Open Access

The Hasan Geometric Framework: H-Parameter Unification of Orbital Mechanics, Free-Fall Dynamics, Elliptical Orbit Illusion, and Fractal K-Scaling Across All Orbital Systems

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SHShadab Hasan

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Randomized trial uncovers geometric unification of orbital systems and dynamics, suggesting new insights into gravitational phenomena.

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The research aims to establish a deterministic framework for orbital and gravitational systems through geometric principles without empirical fitting.
Developed a geometric parameter, H, based on orbital radius;
Compared findings with classical mechanics, particularly Kepler’s Third Law;
Analyzed Voyager 1 data for vortex behavior in gravitational systems.
Identified H > R anomaly for Mercury and Venus, revealing limitations in 2D classical mechanics;
Demonstrated elliptical orbits as a projection artefact, confirming all orbits as fundamentally circular;
Proved the dimensional artefact in Newton’s laws, showing exact invariant conditions for free fall.

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Shadab Hasan (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a250cd27def13d035e1d087 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20562716

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