Informational Entropic Gravity (IEG): Deriving G from the Informational Basis of Spacetime within the F-HUB Framework

This paper proposes Informational Entropic Gravity (IEG), a new derivation of Newton’s gravitational constant G grounded in the Feldt-Higgs Universal Bridge (F–HUB) framework. Rather than treating gravity as fundamental, IEG interprets spacetime curvature as the statistical equilibrium of structured quantum information. By combining entropy-information correspon- dences, holographic boundary conditions, and the Higgs-informational coupling, G is recovered in closed form from known constants without circular assumptions. This informational route unifies entropy, mass, and curvature into a single basis, reframing gravity as an emergent consequence of informational geometry. The result is a dimensionally consistent, testable law that challenges dark placeholders and restores explanatory power to the informational paradigm. If correct, IEG not only situates G within the same architecture as mass and entropy but also signals that gravity itself is evidence of the universe’s informational foundation. Gravity emerges not as a fundamental force but as a statistical equilibrium of structured information.