Metaphysics of Mikhail Lomonosov- Photonic Traps and Optical Black Holes

In this research work, the functioning of omnidirectional photonic traps and the optical "black hole" effect (theoretically calculated by E. Narimanov in V. Shalaev's laboratory) within a solid-state amorphous medium — specifically, glass from the historical artifacts of V. M. Makarov (1859), created on the basis of glass smalt by M. V. Lomonosov — has been experimentally recorded and hardware-verified for the first time in history. Under microscopic and instrumental control, vortex captures of the light cone, creating optical "black hole" effects theoretically predicted only in the XXI century, are visualized and recorded on video and photo.Within the framework of experimental evidence, for the first time in world practice, a strict ontological and physical separation of the concepts of metaphysics, quantum physics, and metamaterials was carried out. The metamaterial in this work is defined as a precision spatial nanoarchitecture that overcomes the limitations of the natural matrix. Based on the discovered law, the mandatory visual manifestation of quantum properties is shown, which is stable, reproducible on instruments and visible on the screen, representing a direct embodiment of the author's mathematical model in a physical body. The work opens a lost paradigm of non-linear quantum optics of the XVIII century — the Russian Singularity. The non-reproducibility of either the substance or the technology serves as the supreme certificate of quality, completely ruling out any possibility of counterfeiting even in theory.