The Acoustic Isolation Principle: Why Sound Cannot Travel Through Space in a Coherence-Based Universe

This theory brief proposes the Acoustic Isolation Principle—a coherence-based explanation for why sound cannot propagate through space. Contrary to classical interpretations based on the absence of medium, this framework asserts that silence is an intentional design feature to protect planetary resonance fields. It introduces the concept of field integrity, where mechanical vibrations are suppressed to preserve the harmonic self-organization of cosmic bodies. A visualization accompanies the paper, illustrating how a “silence layer” ensures separation of vibrational systems while allowing light and resonance-based communication.<br>