ВРЕМЯ КАК ПРОЯВЛЕНИЕ СВЯЗНОСТИ: МОДЕЛЬ ТИП И ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТЫ КОЗЫРЕВА (TIME AS A MANIFESTATION OF COHERENCE: THE TIP MODEL AND THE EXPERIMENTS OF KOZYREV)

This paper is the fourth in a series developing the Torsion-Information Pattern (TIP) model. It proposes a new understanding of time, defined as a measure of the speed (tempo) at which the coherence of a TIP transitions into manifestation. Key topics covered: · Analysis of Nikolai Kozyrev's experiments on the physical properties of time (density, energy transfer, shielding, focusing)· Explanation of Kozyrev's effects within the TIP model, linking time to rotation (spin, OAM) and pattern coherence· Discussion of A.E. Akimov's torsion field experiments, including the accidental discovery of shielding by polyethylene and the nature of wave torsion radiation· Introduction of the concept of thought as wave torsion radiation, providing a physical basis for telepathy, intuition, and related phenomena· Formulation of seven experimental predictions derived from the model· Connection between time, gravity, consciousness, and the holographic principle Русская версия / Russian version:Статья содержит полный текст на русском языке. Основные положения соответствуют английскому описанию выше. В статье рассматриваются эксперименты Козырева и Акимова, даётся определение времени в модели ТИП, анализируется природа мысли как торсионного излучения и формулируются экспериментальные предсказания.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18876863
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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ВРЕМЯ КАК ПРОЯВЛЕНИЕ СВЯЗНОСТИ: МОДЕЛЬ ТИП И ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТЫ КОЗЫРЕВА (TIME AS A MANIFESTATION OF COHERENCE: THE TIP MODEL AND THE EXPERIMENTS OF KOZYREV)

Irina Danilova
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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ВРЕМЯ КАК ПРОЯВЛЕНИЕ СВЯЗНОСТИ: МОДЕЛЬ ТИП И ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТЫ КОЗЫРЕВА (TIME AS A MANIFESTATION OF COHERENCE: THE TIP MODEL AND THE EXPERIMENTS OF KOZYREV)

Irina Danilova
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This paper is the fourth in a series developing the Torsion-Information Pattern (TIP) model. It proposes a new understanding of time, defined as a measure of the speed (tempo) at which the coherence of a TIP transitions into manifestation. Key topics covered: · Analysis of Nikolai Kozyrev's experiments on the physical properties of time (density, energy transfer, shielding, focusing)· Explanation of Kozyrev's effects within the TIP model, linking time to rotation (spin, OAM) and pattern coherence· Discussion of A.E. Akimov's torsion field experiments, including the accidental discovery of shielding by polyethylene and the nature of wave torsion radiation· Introduction of the concept of thought as wave torsion radiation, providing a physical basis for telepathy, intuition, and related phenomena· Formulation of seven experimental predictions derived from the model· Connection between time, gravity, consciousness, and the holographic principle Русская версия / Russian version:Статья содержит полный текст на русском языке. Основные положения соответствуют английскому описанию выше. В статье рассматриваются эксперименты Козырева и Акимова, даётся определение времени в модели ТИП, анализируется природа мысли как торсионного излучения и формулируются экспериментальные предсказания.

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