Scientific Interpretation of Asymmetric Plasma Jets from Quasar PDS 456 Using TGIU Framework

Recent observations from the XRISM mission have uncovered asymmetric, high-velocity plasma jets emerging from the quasar PDS 456. Located approximately 2.5 billion light-years away, this active galactic nucleus exhibits ejections of matter at 20–30% the speed of light. Contrary to prior assumptions, these jets are fragmented and discrete—described as "plasma bullets"—which challenge traditional models of quasar feedback. This paper provides an interpretation based on the Teoria Gravito-Informațională Universală (TGIU), offering a novel view rooted in informational collapse, entropy gradients, and universal symmetry asymmetries.