Scale-Invariant Thermodynamics — From the Proton to the Universe: Essence

This paper summarises the essence of an eleven-part series on scale-invariant thermodynamics. The central proposition: physical reality is built according to a single, repeating geometric and dynamic pattern — sphere, inward pressure, double torus vortex, axial jet, self-maintenance — from the interior of the proton to the largest scales of the Universe. The approach is called astromorphology: objective observation, scale-by-scale form comparison, and rational inference. Three concrete, falsifiable predictions are presented: (1) Jupiter's inward orbital drift (~1.2 km/yr), testable with Juno-class tracking; (2) systematic inward migration of asteroid orbits, testable with the Vera Rubin Observatory (LSST, launched June 2026); (3) JWST finding increasingly early, developed galaxy structures and organised return flows. Related series: doi:10.5281/zenodo.19582261