Temporal Field Gradient as the Origin of Apparent Physical Law Violations in Early Cosmic ObservationsAn Analytical Explanation of JWST Anomalies via Time Geometry

Recent JWST observations have revealed unexpected galactic structures and dynamics at very high redshifts, suggesting that the fundamental laws of physics—as we currently understand them—may not have been constant throughout cosmic history. This paper introduces a novel explanation rooted in the geometry of a temporal field , in which variations in the local time gradient across space and cosmic evolution give rise to apparent anomalies in galactic formation, luminosity, and spectral distribution. We propose that what appears to be a breakdown of physical laws is instead a manifestation of coherent temporal frequency modulations in the early universe. By treating the universe as a spherically symmetric wave in the internal time field, we derive quantitative predictions consistent with observed JWST data, without invoking dark matter, modified gravity, or variable fundamental constants. This approach offers a unified geometric and temporal interpretation of cosmological observations and restores consistency with a deeper covariant principle.