Mission-000: Numerical Transformation of Metric Drift – Zero-Point Calibration of the Phoenix Axiom

Note: The full text of this document is in German. This paper documents the fundamental audit for the 2026 TFD revision, focusing on the numerical extraction of drift components from International System of Units (SI) observational data of Earth's orbit. The core objective is to demonstrate that astronomical anomalies are scaling errors resulting from an incorrect measurement of the speed of light. By rescaling the speed of light to the TFD anchor of 300,000 km s−1, the metric gap of approximately 200 km s−1 is identified as the cause of distorted perceptions of space and time in classical physics. The transformation reveals that one-fifth of the leap year cycle is a pure metric calculation error, while the remainder represents real field tension. This calibration successfully transforms the time metric below the 365-day threshold, establishing a stable 364-day harmonic resonance for the cosmos.