The Electro-Magnetic Tension Framework: A Physical Mechanism for MOND and Early Galaxy Maturity

This registration establishes scientific priority for the Electro-Magnetic Tension Framework (Johnson, Feb 2026). This framework identifies the physical "carrier" for the phenomena described by the Radial Acceleration Relation (RAR) and Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND). By utilizing the Lorentz Force ( times stronger than gravity) acting upon the all-inclusive sum of ionized interstellar matter (Plasma), this model accounts for: Galactic Rotation Curves: Replacing "Cold Dark Matter" placeholders with active electromagnetic tension. Early Galaxy Maturity: Explaining the "flash-clumping" of mature galaxies observed by JWST at high redshift ( ). Anisotropic Flow: Predicting "Weather Front" currents of ionized gas moving toward galactic centers. This filing serves as an immutable, timestamped record of discovery and replaces all prior unrefined nomenclature (Ref: 2/21/2026 4:36 AM PST