INDUCTIVE GRAVITATIONAL THEORY: STRUCTURAL COHERENCE AS DETERMINANT OF STABILITY IN CELESTIAL BODIES

This manuscript presents the consolidation of the law of existence applied to gravitational physics. Through a rigorous statistical analysis of 100 celestial bodies (N=100) using official NASA/JPL data, this work introduces the Axial Coherence Factor (ACF) as the master metric for predicting the stability of physical systems. Unlike classical physics, which is limited to mass and density, Inductive Gravitational Theory proves that structural organization (Axis-Movement-Circular) is the true determinant of the fate of matter. The study demonstrates with 8-sigma precision (P < 10⁻¹⁵) that bodies that fail to maintain axial coherence, such as the asteroid Bennu and comet P/2013 R3, are mathematically destined to fragment when crossing the "Abyss of Matter" (limit of 0.65 in the ACF).