Draft:Alternative Hypotheses

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Alternative Hypotheses

In 2025, Indian independent researcher Vivek Mishra proposed a speculative theoretical model called the IMF–GDD hypothesis to explain ’Oumuamua’s unexplained motion. The theory introduces two concepts: Inertial Memory Field (IMF) and Graviton Displacement Drift (GDD), suggesting that the object may be using non-classical propulsion rooted in higher-dimensional physics. Mishra further speculated that ’Oumuamua could be a passive interstellar receiver, designed to detect echo-based signals.

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^ Mishra, Vivek. (2025). IMF–GDD: A New Hypothesis for ’Oumuamua’s Transdimensional Propulsion Behavior. Medium. https://medium.com/@vivekmishra0911/imf-gdd-a-new-hypothesis-for-oumuamua-s-transdimensional-propulsion-behavior-4d41f407cb84

[1] Mishra, Vivek. (2025). IMF–GDD: A New Hypothesis for ’Oumuamua’s Transdimensional Propulsion Behavior. Medium. https://medium.com/@vivekmishra0911/imf-gdd-a-new-hypothesis-for-oumuamua-s-transdimensional-propulsion-behavior-4d41f407cb84

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