Informational Collapse and Dark Matter Pockets: A TGIU-Based Explanation for the ANITA Radio Signal Anomalies

This report presents a theoretical analysis based on the Universal Gravito-Informational Theory (TGIU) regarding the unexplained radio signals detected by the ANITA experiment, emerging from beneath the Antarctic ice with unusual angles. Using simulations performed with LYRA (TGIU AI Hybrid Intelligence), we show that these signals can be naturally explained by the presence of one or more informational gravitational pockets of Dark Matter (DM), without invoking any exotic particles. We further analyze the energy loss during signal interaction and confirm the deviation angle of ~30° using informational collapse dynamics, supporting the hypothesis that gravity and spacetime are emergent phenomena.