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Timeless Ontology: Chicxulub Slice and Multifractal Foliation
The academic paper outlines a foundational empirical synthesis for the abstract Timeless Counterspace & Shadow Gravity (TCGS) framework, which posits that the observable 3D world is a projection of a 4D source manifold and that time is a geometric artifact. This synthesis relies on two geological pillars: the first uses the Chicxulub impact event to prove the framework’s core ontology by separating a static, "slice-invariant" property of the source (the fixed projectile-to-target ratio) from a "foliation-dependent artifact" resulting from temporal processes like cooling. The second pillar addresses the framework’s geometric claims by analyzing the Geological Time Scale (GTS), finding that the distribution of boundary events follows a quantifiable multifractal structure. The author interprets this scaling geometry as a direct, measurable realization of the TCGS projection mechanism, suggesting that the complexity of "time" is a predictable consequence of the deterministic 4D source manifold. Together, these independent datasets from geochemistry and geophysics are presented as robust empirical anchors validating the theoretical TCGS axioms. https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/...