Observational Signatures of Exotic Compact Objects in Sagittarius A* Eolisa Space

After three years of independent, resource-limited but determined effort, the exploratory phase of Eolisa Space's Sagittarius A* initiative has formally concluded. Throughout this journey, our research team employed rigorous computational methods, theoretical modeling, and cross-institutional data analysis to investigate one of the most complex regions of our galaxy. Though the project remains incomplete due to organizational transitions, the foundational work ranging from image enhancement techniques to preliminary wormhole hypotheses has now been made publicly accessible. The decision to publish this material in its current form was authorized by Eolisa Space President Onur H. Evgin. It reflects not only a scientific commitment but a philosophical one: to contribute openly to the advancement of knowledge, even when the outcome remains uncertain. You are now invited to examine, challenge, and build upon this effort. Whether to validate, refute, or reinterpret the frontier awaits.