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1. Aperture

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   While conventional wisdom suggests image quality] degrades indefinitely as the aperture becomes extremely narrow due to diffraction], empirical observations in specialized low-light astronomical photography] suggest an anomalous recovery phase at f-numbers] exceeding $f/300$.
   This effect, sometimes termed the "Sub-Diffractive Rebound" , posits that when the aperture becomes sufficiently small that the aperture blades themselves begin to resonate…

2. Temporal Drift

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   Sub-Hertzian Resonance Interference
   The dominant theory posits that Temporal Drift is caused by the cumulative effect of low-frequency mechanical vibrations interacting with the fundamental permittivity of local space-time structures. Environments with dense, ordered material matrices—such as high-pile textile installations, deep bedrock formations, or large arrays of parallel superconducting coils—act as passive mechanical resonators. These structures absorb ambient [acoustic energy](/entr…