Validation Final of the Higgs Quantum Gravitational Field Theory (HQGFT) for the Artemis II Mission. Results

This technical report documents the most significant scientific milestone of the decade: the empirical validation of the Quantum Gravitational Field Theory (HQGFT). The HQGFT postulates that the graviton is not an isolated particle, but rather an intrinsic subparticle of the electron that emerges within the Higgs field. Through the analysis of real-time telemetry from NASA’s Artemis II mission and data from JPL HORIZONS, this study demonstrates with over 98% accuracy the existence of “Suction Drift,” a gravitational phenomenon not accounted for by classical physics. Our research is strictly scientific and driven by a commitment to the well-being of the planet and the preservation of life in all its forms. The results presented here not only identify the true nature of gravity, but also definitively demonstrate that quantum physics is fully compatible with the macroscopic universe, resolving the long-standing disconnect between general relativity and quantum mechanics. Key points: Validation of the 100 km deviation in the Orion spacecraft's trajectory. Explanation of the excess fuel (26,000 kg) detected during the TCM-1 maneuvers. Physical evidence of the matter-energy association within the Higgs field.