The Grand Epic and the Genesis of the Directed Solar System
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: What if the history of our Solar System—from the first cosmic collision to Earth's oceans—could be traced through one continuous sequence of directed physical events? The Grand Epic and the Genesis of the Directed Solar System develops a unified physical chronology within Six-Throat Directed Geometry (STDG), beginning with the coherent primordial source M1 and extending through the formation of the Sun–Shadow-Sun system, planetary matter, the giant planets, and the Earth–Moon system. At the origin of planetary matter, two opposed primordial radiant carriers embody complementary destructive and constructive processes—the fire and water lineages. Their first Great Planetary Collision generates the rocky and ice-bearing material histories from which four completed hybrid bodies emerge. Their subsequent mergers establish the Jupiter and Saturn branches, while the directional histories of Io, Triton, and other planetary destinations preserve the structural record of these transformations. At the center of the terrestrial account lies a striking result: Earth contains two distinct, counter-directed, internally ignited plasma cores—one destructive and one constructive. Their interaction at the active zero connects continual material regeneration with the coexistence of liquid water and molten rocky matter. The resulting equations describe thermal balance, magnetic and energy-direction reversals, and the conditions under which an imbalance in the opposing regenerative flows can produce extensive oceanic or magmatic surface coverage. The planetary chronology further distinguishes Earth's dual-core structure from the single rocky-origin directional cores of Mercury, Venus, and Mars. It connects the origin of terrestrial water, the separation of the rocky Moon, and the continuing material histories of the planetary system. Developed across ten scientific parts and 163 numbered equations, the work integrates directional-history mathematics, material conservation, planetary formation, and observational constraints from PREM, IGRF-14, Galileo/Juno, Cassini, Voyager, JPL DE440, Apollo, and GRAIL. From the first coherent microscopic contributions at M1 to the oceans of Earth, the directed history of matter becomes a continuous mathematical account of planetary genesis, transformation, and renewal. The publication includes the complete scientific manuscript and its source and computational reproduction package. Ibrahim Mohammed Mussa Six-Throat Directed Geometry — Paper XXXVI, Version 1.0
Author: MUSSA, IBRAHIM MOHAMMED
Language: English
Topic: Astro and Planetary Science
Subfield: Space and Planetary Science
Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225632371
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