Corridors and Nodes Across Scale: Evidence for Flux-Conditioned Transport Structures from Plasma Filaments to Relativistic Jets

This paper surveys a recurring structural pattern observed across many physical systems: energyand matter frequently organize into corridor-like pathways containing luminous nodes. Examplesinclude plasma filaments, lightning channels, sprite tendrils, Herbig–Haro objects, relativistic jetknots, and spiral galaxy arms. The repeated appearance of corridor-and-node structures acrosswidely different scales suggests a common organizing principle. Within the Space‑Phase (SP3)framework, sustained energy flux conditions the space-phase substrate, producing coherencecorridors that guide matter and radiation transport.