Toward a Testable Framework for Measuring Spacetime-Related Influence

This work presents a preliminary research hypothesis related to the possibility of measuring spacetime-related effects through precise gravitational and mass-weight observations. The proposed framework explores whether variations associated with gravity, orbital motion, and relative spatial positioning may produce measurable patterns that can be analyzed experimentally. The hypothesis includes: A conceptual measurement framework, Preliminary mathematical modeling, And a proposed experimental approach based on high-precision mass measurements over time. This work is presented as an initial scientific hypothesis intended for discussion, testing, analysis, and potential academic collaboration. The ideas presented here are theoretical and have not yet been experimentally confirmed.