Observation Waves and Gravity

This paper presents a structural derivation of gravity from collapse-based observational principles. Building on the Origin Light trilogy, we replace the geometric assumptions of general relativity with directional collapse asymmetries in tension fields. Spacetime curvature is shown to emerge from gradient imbalances in the scalar observation function O(ξ), resulting from mass-energy density distributions. Gravity is no longer treated as a geometric distortion, but as a topological artifact of collapse coherence. This resolves the black hole information paradox by showing that collapse zones preserve informational reversibility, eliminating the need for singularities. A falsifiable prediction is proposed: observable anisotropies should arise in gravitational waveforms under collapse-derived asymmetry. All derivations trace directly back to the foundational logic of the Collapse Unified Series.