
This paper presents a novel theoretical framework that reconceptualizes the universe as an informational projection from a fundamental data structure. We propose that physical reality emerges through projection of information into a medium with characteristic resistance Z0 = 376.73 Ω, which determines the speed of light c = 1/√ϵ0µ0. Crucially, we demonstrate that Z0 dynamically manifests as bulk viscosity ζ in the cosmic medium, providing a microphysical origin for cosmic acceleration and structure formation suppression. The theory naturally resolves the Hubble tension (H0 ≈ 72.8 vs 67.4 km s−1 Mpc−1) through informational current gradients and explains the S8 tension (≈ 0.774 vs 0.83) via viscous damping. We determine the model parameters to yield ζeff ≈ 1.2 × 107 Pa s with natural coupling constants of order unity. The framework unifies quantum mechanics, relativity, and cosmology through information-theoretic principles and makes testable predictions for gravitational wave dispersion and CMB anomalies.
Bekenstein bound, bulk viscosity, dark energy alternative, informational current, quantum Hall effect, Hubble tension, cosmological tensions, informational viscosity, gravitational waves, quantum information, medium resistance, informational projection, emergent spacetime, informational universe, vacuum impedance, S8 tension, CMB anomalies, von Klitzing constant, viscous cosmology, Landauer principle
Bekenstein bound, bulk viscosity, dark energy alternative, informational current, quantum Hall effect, Hubble tension, cosmological tensions, informational viscosity, gravitational waves, quantum information, medium resistance, informational projection, emergent spacetime, informational universe, vacuum impedance, S8 tension, CMB anomalies, von Klitzing constant, viscous cosmology, Landauer principle
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