Planet Nine - The Oscillating Core in Antiphase in Kuiper Belt: A Reinterpretation in NMSI Theory

This paper proposes a radical reinterpretation of the Planet Nine hypothesis through the lens of New Subquantum Information Mechanics (NMSI), presenting the missing planetary body not as a mass-based celestial object, but as a Logical Oscillating Core (CLO) located in the Kuiper Belt. This CLO functions in antiphase resonance with the barycentric logic of the Solar System and governs perturbations through informational oscillatory dynamics rather than traditional Newtonian gravitation. The study introduces the theoretical foundations of the NMSI model, explores the structural symmetry of logical cores, and provides a predictive analysis of orbital anomalies as manifestations of resonance, not hidden mass. By transitioning from mass-centric gravitational assumptions to a logic-oscillatory paradigm, this work opens the possibility for a new class of astrophysical models grounded in subquantum logic and systemic coherence.

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International Journal of Material and Mathematical Sciences
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.34104/ijmms.025.01340136
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Astro and Planetary Science
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Planet Nine - The Oscillating Core in Antiphase in Kuiper Belt: A Reinterpretation in NMSI Theory

International Journal of Material and Mathematical Sciences
Astro and Planetary Science
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Planet Nine - The Oscillating Core in Antiphase in Kuiper Belt: A Reinterpretation in NMSI Theory

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Abstract

This paper proposes a radical reinterpretation of the Planet Nine hypothesis through the lens of New Subquantum Information Mechanics (NMSI), presenting the missing planetary body not as a mass-based celestial object, but as a Logical Oscillating Core (CLO) located in the Kuiper Belt. This CLO functions in antiphase resonance with the barycentric logic of the Solar System and governs perturbations through informational oscillatory dynamics rather than traditional Newtonian gravitation. The study introduces the theoretical foundations of the NMSI model, explores the structural symmetry of logical cores, and provides a predictive analysis of orbital anomalies as manifestations of resonance, not hidden mass. By transitioning from mass-centric gravitational assumptions to a logic-oscillatory paradigm, this work opens the possibility for a new class of astrophysical models grounded in subquantum logic and systemic coherence.

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