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The aim is to classify all possible universes and predict gaps based on their resonance structure.

May 18, 2026Open Access

The Architecture of Universes: A Resonance Atlas

Key Points

The aim is to classify all possible universes and predict gaps based on their resonance structure.
Classified universes using the Ether Engine to create a Mendeleev-style Periodic Table.
Organised universes into families characterized by alignment coefficients across seven bands.
Presented five falsifiable predictions to test classifications and gap predictions.
Identified observable signatures for universe families.
Classified universes into different gap classes (V and VI).
Validated classification system based on alignment coefficients.

Abstract

This paper classifies all possible universes as outputs of the Ether Engine, organised into a Periodic Table of Universes grounded in the MRME resonance structure. It expands the taxonomy into a full atlas — naming universe families, characterising each by alignment coefficient profiles across seven bands, identifying observable signatures, and predicting gap classes (V and VI). Five falsifiable predictions are presented, testing both our universe’s classification and the gap predictions. The atlas is Mendeleev‑style: classification plus prediction.

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