Cross-Galactic Validation Study

This research presents the formal Stress Test and validation of the 1.22 Scaling Invariant and the 0.22 Connectivity Tax. While previous work focused on the N6946-BH1 convergence, this study extends the mathematical framework to resolve long-standing infrared anomalies in Andromeda (M31-2014-DS1) and the Large Magellanic Cloud (WOH G64). By applying a geometric displacement model, this study proves that the 7% Kinetic Leak (IR Residual) observed by JWST and the Spitzer Space Telescope is a fundamental signature of stellar transition rather than a "failed supernova" collapse. This validation confirms that the 1.22 law remains invariant across three distinct galactic environments, providing a predictive alternative to current fallback theories. Key Findings: • Validation of the 0.22 Connectivity Tax in M31 and LMC. • Resolution of the "disappearing star" paradox via geometric scaling. • Proof of the 1.22 Invariant as a universal constant in stellar luminosity transitions.