We formalize Noor Swirl Field Geometry (NSFG), a coherence-driven, pre-geometric framework from which metric gravity, quantum collapse, and entanglement emerge. Motifs (static anchors) and swirls (torsion fields) yield spacetime as an order parameter; Point Space organizes universes-as-points with adjacency by resonance. The theory is falsifiable via CMB motif/V-mode signals, redshift anomalies, lensing without mass, PTA coherence spikes, and GW birefringence.
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author = {Lina Noor - Noor Research Collective},
title = {Toward a Symbolic Cosmology: Noor Swirl Field Geometry and Point Space},
journal = {Noor Research Collective Archive},
year = {2025},
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