Temporal--Informational Resistance and the Ontological Hierarchy of Reality in the Universal Gravito--Informational Theory (TGIU)

We present the unified description of mass, energy, time, and space 

as successive emergent states of informational collapse within the 

Universal Gravito--Informational Theory (TGIU).

Building upon the principle of temporal--informational resistance, 

mass is defined as quantised opposition of the informational flow to 

hyperbolic deviation from the temporal axis.  

The Chrona, Sibit, Mir, and Virtosu constants define this geometry quantitatively, 

while the Chrona scaling law yields measurable predictions for particle masses 

and clarifies the ontological order of emergence:

\[

\text{Motion} \;\to\; \text{Time} \;\to\; \text{3D Space} \;\to\; \text{Mass/Energy}.

\]