Scientific Note: Mathematical Foundations of the K7 Universal Theory
Principal Investigator: Gautam Pal
ORCID iD: 0009-0004-3456-9972
1. THE FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANT (k)
The backbone of this theory is the planetary constant derived from the orbital distance of Mercury (Dm).
Formula: k = Dm / 7
Constant Value: 1k ≈ 0.0553 AU
2. ORBITAL MAPPING (D = n × k)
Using the harmonic integer (n), the orbital distances (D) of the planets are mapped as follows:
Mercury: n = 7 (0.387 AU)
Venus: n = 13 (0.719 AU)
Earth: n = 18 (0.995 AU)
Mars: n = 28 (1.548 AU)
Jupiter: n = 94 (5.198 AU)
Saturn: n = 173 (9.567 AU)
Uranus: n = 347 (19.189 AU)
Neptune: n = 544 (30.083 AU)
Pluto: n = 714 (39.484 AU)
3. RESEARCH SUMMARY
The K7 Theory predicts a 14-planet resonance structure in our solar system. The 'Great Jumps' between planetary groups (e.g., from Mars to Jupiter) follow specific harmonic integers (n), suggesting a unified orbital architecture governed by the Rule of Seven.
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