TITST

The Thompson–Isaac Time–Space Theory (TITST) presents a novel framework for modeling spacetime, reframing traditional time dilation as a function of spatial distortion. This formulation extends Special and General Relativity by incorporating effects from quantum entanglement, cosmological expansion, and quantum gravity corrections. TITST is constructed as a modular and adaptable system, compatible with current physical theories while allowing integration of future discoveries. The model has been evaluated against a wide range of relativistic and cosmological datasets, demonstrating alignment within 0–1% discrepancy across over 500 simulations. If validated, TITST offers a path toward unification of gravitational, quantum, and cosmological physics, producing testable predictions that challenge conventional interpretations of spacetime—while remaining consistent with established empirical results.