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Solar Lagrangian Calibration of the Vacuum Gravity Model

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Dynamic Inertia in a Structured Vacuum Field

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Local Inertia and the Structure of Matter

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The Lagrangian of the Inertial Cadence Field

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Quantum Fields Without Geometry: The Inertial Vacuum Hypothesis

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Redshift and Gravity Without Curved Spacetime Geometry

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Light as the Crest of Vacuum Fluctuations

The Crest of Light: Reimagining the Photon in a Rhythmic Vacuum I. Riding the Crest of the Invisible Imagine a crest of ocean swell racing toward the shore. It carries no object, no surfboard, no matter—just the pure rise of the sea’s surface itself. Now shrink that wave down to a microscopic scale, abstract it […]

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Scalar Field Foundations of Emergent Vacuum Gravity

The Forgotten Simplicity Imagine standing on a mountain summit at dawn. Two atomic clocks tick: one at your feet, one held high in your hand. Both are engineered to perfection, identical down to the atom. Yet, as the first rays of sunlight strike the horizon, they begin to disagree. Ever so slightly, the higher clock […]

Note to the Reader :

The Vacuum Gravity Model follows the path opened by scalar–tensor models (Brans–Dicke), emergent and superfluid vacuum approaches (Volovik, Afshordi, Verlinde), and Machian or Born–Infeld ideas of inertia — all within the long tradition of open theoretical inquiry in modern physics.

Its aim is exploration: testing whether observed phenomena could also be interpreted through metrology, scalar-field dynamics, and the measurable cadence of the vacuum. The VGM does not seek to replace existing theories, but to explore alternative viewpoints that may ultimately help illuminate the larger picture.

This work is shared in a constructive and collaborative spirit. All interpretations remain provisional, and all statements are offered for discussion, critique, and sharing. Readers are warmly invited to engage with curiosity and critical insight — as part of the ongoing scientific conversation.

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