TITST

My work introduces the Thompson-Isaac Time-Space Theory (TITST), which reinterprets time dilation as a spatial distortion effect rather than a fundamental change in time itself. TITST extends Special and General Relativity, incorporating quantum corrections, entanglement effects, and modifications to gravitational field equations, particularly at extreme energy scales.The theory aligns with established relativistic predictions (e.g., atomic clocks, muon decay, gravitational redshift) while introducing testable deviations in areas where SR and GR currently face limitations (e.g., Planck-scale physics, black hole interiors, wormhole traversability). TITST achieves a 0–1% discrepancy across empirical tests, including GPS, LIGO, particle accelerators, and cosmological redshifts, ensuring numerical stability while avoiding overfitting. TITST can theoretically incorporate an infinite number of terms, since its modular structure allows you to add or remove terms as needed for any scenario.