Mystery: Galaxy Spirals – A Structured Resonance Approach to Galactic Rotation, Lensing, and Redshift
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Mystery: Galaxy Spirals – A Structured Resonance Approach to Galactic Rotation, Lensing, and Redshift Why do spiral galaxies hold their shape?Why don’t their stars fly apart?Why does light bend around invisible mass—and why does the cosmos appear to be accelerating? This paper presents a unified explanation for these long-standing astrophysical anomalies without invoking dark matter or dark energy. Using the framework of structured resonance physics, we show that galactic form and dynamics emerge naturally from torsional coherence, phase-locked recursion, and the geometric behavior of spacetime density. Spiral arms arise from quark-scale torsion patterns, not gravitational collapse. Rotation curves reflect resonance flow boundaries—not missing mass. Lensing and redshift are reframed as phase behavior, not unaccounted forces. No exotic particles. No cosmic fudge factors.Just structure, coherence, and a medium that remembers how to resonate. This work stands as a practical addendum to Principia Universalis, and can serve as a gateway into a deeper, testable physics of form.
Author: Hopkins, Joshua Jay
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6930840938
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