Cosmic Adaptation Protocol Theory — A Conceptual Framework for Maximizing Transport Efficiency through Adaptation to Cosmic Environmental Standards —

This paper proposes the Cosmic Adaptation Protocol Theory, a new framework that redefines space travel by adapting to the fundamental conditions of space rather than imposing Earth-based constraints. By introducing an ultra-high-energy particle system (Amaterasu particles), complete vacuum spacecraft interiors, and suppressing human biological activity into a cargo-like state, the model aims to drastically improve transport efficiency, speed, and exploration range. It shifts technological development from additive design to subtractive adaptation, suggesting that limitations in space travel stem not from distance itself, but from the mismatch between human systems and cosmic physics.