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1. Atmospheric Resistance To Temporal Acceleration

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   Atmospheric resistance to temporal acceleration ($\text{ARTRA}$) is a theoretical physical phenomenon describing the inertial drag exerted by the ambient atmosphere on localized distortions in the spatio-temporal manifold ($[\text{spacetime manifold}]$), specifically those involving non-linear increases in the local rate of subjective time flow. First formalized by Dr. Phineas Quibble in his seminal 1911 paper, The Chronometric Viscosity of Air, $\text{ARTRA}$ posits that the gaseous comp…

2. Atmospheric Resistance To Temporal Acceleration

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   Theoretical Basis
   The concept of $\text{ARTRA}$ is rooted in the broader, though often disputed, field of Aetheric Chronodynamics. Quibble proposed that the atmosphere is not merely a medium for acoustic and thermodynamic exchange but also a matrix through which temporal vectors propagate. Deviations from the standard temporal gradient induce frictional forces within this matrix.
   The fundamental equation governing the resistive force ($F_t$) against a temporal …