Falsifiable Predictions of the Myominaung Unified Theory (MUT)

Key Points

• The study aims to present predictions of the Myominaung Unified Theory that can be empirically tested against standard cosmological models.
• Identified observational and experimental signatures that distinguish MUT from ΛCDM cosmology and general relativity.
• Provided predictions related to galaxy formation observable by the James Webb Space Telescope.
• Described deviations in black hole ringdown spectra detectable by gravitational-wave observatories.
• Outlined frequency drifts measurable by ultra-precise atomic clocks.
• Presented testable scenarios concerning redshift-dependent expansion behavior.
• Outlined clear empirical validation criteria for the Myominaung Unified Theory predictions.
• Demonstrated differing observable signatures compared to standard cosmological models.
• Showcased the potential for significant observational advancements using modern astronomical tools.

Abstract