Cosmic Stretch Theory: A Unified Framework for Spacetime Elasticity

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Cosmic Stretch Theory (CST) proposes that spacetime possesses inherent elasticity, manifesting across all scales of the universe. This framework provides a unified explanation for various observed phenomena, from quantum effects to cosmological observations, through the fundamental property of spacetime stretching.

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Spacetime elasticity - Quantum-classical unification - Light-time equivalence - Scale invariance - Gravitational waves - Information preservation - Spacetime stretching - Quantum tunneling - LTEE (Light-Time Equivalence Equation) - Elastic field equations - Cosmic structure formation - Quantum coherence - Scale transition - Spacetime deformation - CMB anisotropies - Dark matter/energy - Black hole formation - Gravitational time dilation - Wave propagation - Unified field theory - Quantum gravity - Cosmological evolution - Space-time curvature - Energy conservation - Information paradox Additional Search Terms: - Theoretical physics - Quantum mechanics - General relativity - Cosmology - Unified theories - Fundamental physics - Space-time dynamics - Physical theory - Universe structure - Quantum phenomena

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