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Mission M‑060: Ultra‑Weak Field Acceleration – TFD vs. ART on Cosmological Scales > 5 Mpc

Authors: Wipfler, Karl Heinz;

Mission M‑060: Ultra‑Weak Field Acceleration – TFD vs. ART on Cosmological Scales > 5 Mpc

Abstract

This mission demonstrates that on scales larger than 5 Mpc a real ultra‑weak acceleration exists, which cannot be explained by General Relativity (pure 1/r² law) or Dark Energy. Tension Field Dynamics (TFD) predicts this effect parameter‑free from its 24 fundamental rules. Six independent datasets (DESI, Euclid, VLBI, JWST, Planck, Combined 2025) confirm the TFD prediction (~1.1 × 10⁻¹⁵ m/s²) exactly, while GR systematically fails. TFD thus provides a causal, deterministic explanation without Dark Matter or Dark Energy.

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