Cosmology And Gravity Lab

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This thread is the main discussion channel for the Rendered Frame Theory – Cosmology & Gravity Lab Space:

The Lab is built to let people actually work with Rendered Frame Theory (RFT) in cosmology and gravity, not just read claims. It exposes RFT’s cosmology and gravity models as code, parameters, and plots so you can see where it matches, where it fails, and where it departs from ΛCDM.

What this Lab is for

  • Exploring RFT cosmology and gravity using an interactive interface.
  • Comparing RFT behaviour against standard expectations (e.g. rotation, expansion, curvature) where possible.
  • Stress-testing the model: looking for contradictions, edge cases, and failure modes.
  • Building a transparent record of feedback, issues, and proposed tests.

If you are here to actually test the ideas rather than argue slogans, you are in the right place.

How to use this thread

Use this topic for:

  • Bug reports / technical issues
    • UI problems, crashes, weird outputs, errors in logs.
    • Performance issues or anything that looks obviously broken.
  • Numerical / scientific questions
    • “What does this parameter represent?”
    • “Why does RFT predict X instead of the ΛCDM value Y?”
    • Requests for clearer documentation of specific parts of the Lab.
  • Result sharing
    • Screenshots of runs, parameter sets that expose interesting behaviour, or mismatches worth investigating.
    • Attempts to reproduce or falsify specific RFT claims using the Lab.
  • Feature requests
    • Additional plots, comparison metrics, or modules you think should be added next.

When reporting an issue, please include

To keep this useful and reproducible, include as much of the following as you can when posting:

  • Browser + OS (for example: “Brave 1.xx on Windows 11”, “Safari on iPadOS”)
  • What you clicked or changed (step-by-step if possible)
  • Any visible error message or traceback
  • Screenshot if it helps
  • The parameter values you used, if relevant

The goal is to be able to reproduce the problem or behaviour directly from your post.

Ground rules

  • This thread is for substance: code, data, equations, and explicit logic.
  • Criticism is welcome, but it needs to be concrete and tied to what the Lab actually outputs.
  • No hand-waving “this can’t be true” posts without numbers or at least a clear argument.
  • No use of RFT materials (equations, code, figures) outside of fair discussion and citation. All IP and legal protections still apply; see the main hub for details:
    https://renderedframetheory.github.io/
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