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To update the Multi-Directional K-Axis Hypothesis by incorporating testable predictions related to cosmic structures.

April 8, 2026Open Access

Multi-Directional K-Axis Hypothesis (MDKH) – Updated Version (v4) with Testable Predictions

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To update the Multi-Directional K-Axis Hypothesis by incorporating testable predictions related to cosmic structures.
Introduced a new section on testable predictions
Analyzed structural patterns in matter distribution
Examined preferred orientations in cosmic filaments and voids
Illustrated implications for the validity of the MDKH
Provided insights on the correlation between matter distribution and cosmic structures
Enhanced the framework's applicability for observational testing
Outlined new hypotheses for future research on cosmic voids and filaments

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Updated Version (v4): This version includes a new section on Testable Predictions. It focuses on structural patterns in matter distribution, preferred orientations in cosmic filaments, and cosmic voids, illustrating how these phenomena could support or challenge the validity of the MDKH hypothesis. With this update, the framework moves from a purely conceptual geometric model to a hypothesis that can be tested through observations.

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