TGIU–IGI Diagnostic Protocol for Non-Singular Dark Stars (IC⁴ Class)

This protocol outlines the application of TGIU (Theory of the Gravito-Informational Universe) and IGI (Informational Gradient Imaging) to a newly discovered dark stellar object located 3,000 light-years from Earth. Unlike a black hole, this object lacks an event horizon and emits no detectable Hawking radiation, yet presents strong spatial warping. Through advanced collapse trajectory modeling, entropy rebound mapping, and TEF (TGIU Equilibrium Field) stabilization analysis, the object is categorized as a non-singular IC⁴-class dark entity with a preserved memory core and informational shell.