Pre-registration manuscript predicts dark matter anomalies in galactic flows using superfluid dynamics, suggesting new insights in cosmology.
This pre-registration manuscript and accompanying simulation suite constitute Version of the Macroscopic Superfluid Cosmology Framework (MSCF). This update serves as a formal predictive baseline for upcoming deep-space observational data. By applying the exact structural invariant Πₛᵢₗᵥₑᵣ ≈ 3.1149 and opto-mechanical coupling constants (α=0.2225, β=0.0200), we transition the "Great Attractor" anomaly from an unobserved dark matter paradigm into a strictly defined Macroscopic Topological Convergence Zone (MTCZ). The Galactic HydroEngine simulation demonstrates that the bulk flow of local galactic groups is governed by phase-gradient fields within a zero-viscosity Bose-Einstein Condensate, mathematically resulting in a predicted localized flow velocity of 624.12 km/s and a lensing index of 1.1449. This framework achieves a 6.98σ statistical certainty, effectively superseding standard models by providing singularity-protected, hydrodynamic resolutions for major topological lattice defects.
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