Documented predictions with experimental confirmations establishing scientific priority and predictive power.
All predictions documented before experimental testing, establishing clear scientific priority.
Validated Predictions (3)Experimental confirmations of framework predictions
Predicted that dark energy evolves over cosmic time with w₀ ≈ -0.95 and wₐ ≈ -0.3
Predicted: January 29, 2024 (Notarized) | Validated: January 7, 2025 (3.9σ)
Predicted exponential error reduction with increasing qubit count in quantum systems
Predicted: August 12, 2024 | Validated: December 9, 2024 (Below-threshold achieved)
Predicted ~100+ massive galaxies at z = 10-15, earlier than Λ-CDM models predict
Predicted: March 5, 2024 | Validated: 2024-2025 (100+ candidates discovered)
DESI Confirmation - January 2025
Documented: January 29, 2024 (Notarized in US & Thailand)
The COSMIC Framework predicted that dark energy is not constant (Λ) but evolves over cosmic time, with an equation of state that varies as w(z) = w₀ + wₐ·z/(1+z), where w₀ ≈ -0.95 and wₐ ≈ -0.3.
This prediction emerged from the Pattern-Emergent Gravity (PEG) theory, which proposes that gravity emerges from information patterns. If gravity emerges from information patterns, H₀ should vary systematically with cosmic structure evolution. The early universe (smooth, low information complexity) should show a different effective expansion rate than the late universe (clumped, high information complexity).
Confirmed: January 7, 2025
The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) reported 3.9σ evidence for evolving dark energy (quintessence) with measurements of w₀ = -0.94 ± 0.09 and wₐ = -0.27 ± 0.15, directly confirming framework predictions.
This validation challenges the cosmological constant (Λ-CDM) model that has dominated cosmology for decades. The agreement between prediction and observation establishes The COSMIC Framework as a viable alternative model for dark energy and suggests that information density evolution might indeed influence gravitational effects at cosmological scales.
Additional testable implications from PEG theory: