Blind Predictions of Universal Stasis Theory (UST): Analysis of Galaxies at z \geq 13 and the Absence of Dark Matter

Abstract: This research establishes the formal mathematical reconstruction of the "Universal Stasis Theory" (UST). It provides a complete physical and mechanical replacement for Dark Matter models. By analyzing 175 galaxies from the SPARC dataset, this work demonstrates that observed flat rotation curves are a direct result of the Mechanical Equilibrium Equation (M \cdot B = Constant). Key Features of this Framework: Universal Equilibrium: Existence is defined as the balance between Medium Pressure (M) and Structural Body (B). Cosmic Growth: Space is a mechanical response to structural reproduction, replacing the "expansion" model. Mechanical Logic: The theory successfully explains galactic dynamics without invoking invisible dark matter, using the principles of "Spatial Wakefulness" and "Stasis Equilibrium." Author: Sami Samir Ibrahim El-Sayed Affiliation: Project Manager, Universal Stasis Research Center (USRC)