Cognitive Nexus Theory: Cosmology Drift & Gamma Halo Suite (CNT_COSMO_v1)

This dataset bundles the cosmology-focused components of Cognitive Nexus Theory (CNT), gathering all current sky-facing analyses into a single, reproducible package. CNT_COSMO_v1 contains two main elements: Gamma Halo / Observer Ring — radial intensity profiles and band-ratio curves derived from high-energy gamma-ray sky data (multiple energy bands). These files support the “observer ring” analysis, where CNT treats gamma halos as candidate field structures and tests for ring-like drift geometry. Cosmology Drift Fields — drift and hazard features extracted from cosmology-domain observables, including: star-formation-rate (SFR) and CMB bandpowers (cnt_cosmo_drift_v1), JWST-enhanced cosmology drift with additional constraints (cnt_cosmo_drift_jwst_v1), “Universe as Field” summaries that compare cosmology drift exponents to other CNT domains (cnt_cosmo_universe_as_field_v1). Together, these datasets allow researchers to: reproduce CNT cosmology figures (alpha planes, hazard-tagged windows, gamma halo profiles), test whether cosmology observables inhabit the same universal drift geometry seen in finance, crypto, seismicity, and climate, explore whether ring-like gamma structures behave like CNT “observer fields.” The file CNT_COSMO_v1_manifest.csv maps each file in this release back to its original project and path inside the local CNT Lab. The README provides an overview of the folder layout and how CNT_COSMO_v1 connects to other CNT releases (Universal Drift Law, Reality Atlas, Omnifield Drift Plane, Global Drift Field, Forbidden Drift Zones, and the CNT Empirical Backbone).