MUT 6.26 provides a detailed quantitative comparison between General Relativity (GR) and the Mass Curvature Rate (MCR) framework. While GR accurately describes classical gravitational phenomena, it suffers from singularities and lacks explanations for certain quantum and cosmological anomalies. MCR introduces a scalar resonance field ϕ and a fundamental Mass Curvature Rate fMCR, resolving singularities, predicting non-singular cosmological bounces, finite black hole cores, and high-frequency gravitational wave tails. Additional predictions include galaxy rotation without dark matter halos, proton radius variations, local time-flux control, and potential zero-point energy extraction. Python simulations illustrate MCR’s practical predictions and numerical estimates across multiple observables.
Myomin Aung (2026) studied this question.