KENOPHOBIA – DEFENSE DOCUMENT

Abstract: This synthesis document presents the working hypotheses and theoretical architecture of the Kenophobic Model, an approach proposing to substitute standard geometric formalism with absolute fluid mechanics. Kenophobia postulates that the spatial vacuum is not a void lacking substance, but a continuous material medium (the Plenum) composed of $e^+/e^-$ pairs subjected to an extreme pressure on the order of $10^{34}$ to $10^{35}\text{ Pa}$. Relying on the principle of parsimony, this model unifies space and matter under continuum mechanics, thereby avoiding recourse to unobservable entities such as virtual particles or dark components of the Universe. The document summarizes how this fluid dynamics redefines gravity not as curvature, but as a pressure gradient ($\Delta P$) generated by the pressure drop of baryonic matter, while maintaining the absolute pressure of the vacuum in hydrostatic equilibrium ($E = P_v V$) to resolve the cosmological constant problem. This text also outlines coherent hydrodynamic reinterpretations for fundamental constants previously considered axiomatic: the speed of light $c$ (acoustic celerity), the origin of the fine-structure constant $\alpha$ (geometric tortuosity), and the magnetic anomaly $g-2$ (boundary layer). Designed as a critical introduction to Volumes 1 and 2, this document lays the foundation for a falsifiable research program, including quantified observational predictions intended for the upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-09-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22712909
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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KENOPHOBIA – DEFENSE DOCUMENT

Philippe PITCHON
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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KENOPHOBIA – DEFENSE DOCUMENT

Philippe PITCHON
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Abstract: This synthesis document presents the working hypotheses and theoretical architecture of the Kenophobic Model, an approach proposing to substitute standard geometric formalism with absolute fluid mechanics. Kenophobia postulates that the spatial vacuum is not a void lacking substance, but a continuous material medium (the Plenum) composed of $e^+/e^-$ pairs subjected to an extreme pressure on the order of $10^{34}$ to $10^{35}\text{ Pa}$. Relying on the principle of parsimony, this model unifies space and matter under continuum mechanics, thereby avoiding recourse to unobservable entities such as virtual particles or dark components of the Universe. The document summarizes how this fluid dynamics redefines gravity not as curvature, but as a pressure gradient ($\Delta P$) generated by the pressure drop of baryonic matter, while maintaining the absolute pressure of the vacuum in hydrostatic equilibrium ($E = P_v V$) to resolve the cosmological constant problem. This text also outlines coherent hydrodynamic reinterpretations for fundamental constants previously considered axiomatic: the speed of light $c$ (acoustic celerity), the origin of the fine-structure constant $\alpha$ (geometric tortuosity), and the magnetic anomaly $g-2$ (boundary layer). Designed as a critical introduction to Volumes 1 and 2, this document lays the foundation for a falsifiable research program, including quantified observational predictions intended for the upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.

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