Metamonism's Observable Signatures: Primordial Hydrogen in Voids and Stellar Graveyards

Metamonism posits a dynamically renewing universe in which matter is continuously generated and dissipated through two distinct observational channels: (1) Birth zone — primordial atomic hydrogen and deuterium emerge in cosmic voids and migrate along filaments into galaxy halos; (2) Graveyards—stellar and planetary remnants lose topological stability and dissipate into photon-like radiation. Both phenomena are falsifiable through qualitative observational signatures that distinguish them from ΛCDM predictions. We present discriminatory criteria based on composition, topology, kinematics, and spectral features, and propose an observational program using SKA, ELT, and next-generation transient surveys. A null result would falsify Metamonism; confirmation would mark the first empirical signature of ontological renewal in cosmology.