The Fracture Hypothesis, Volume 2: Reality Models, Time Dilation, and the Fracture Stress Test

The Fracture Hypothesis, Volume 2: Reality Models, Time Dilation, and the Fracture Stress Test continues the speculative origin-layer framework introduced in Volume 1. This volume pressure-tests the model against multiverse theory, simulation theory, redshift, gravitational time dilation, event horizons, black-hole relation, dark matter interpretation, galaxy torsion, and possible survivor objects. It argues that accepted physics remains the behavior layer, while the Fracture Hypothesis offers a deeper interpretive layer in which space-time is treated as a relational fabric preserving imprint, information, causality, and matter-accounting. This work is not presented as established science or a completed theory of physics, but as a public reader edition intended for criticism, refinement, challenge, and further conceptual development.