Dimensional Solar Conduits and Antimatter Refueling: A Quantum-Resonant Framework for Intrasystem Propulsion

This work introduces a novel astrophysical and quantum-theoretical framework proposing that structured particle conduits within the solar system—resonating with 5D dimensional harmonics—can serve as both navigation vectors and antimatter refueling pathways. These naturally occurring corridors offer a potential paradigm shift in propulsion: sustained, intrasystem travel powered by the quantum-structured vacuum and resonant gravitational fields. Key contributions include: A theoretical model for antimatter extraction along solar highways An explanation for anomalous plasma behavior via 5D energy reinforcement A propulsion system blueprint rooted in dimensional stability fields anchored to irrational coordinate nodes This publication is part of a broader unified framework under development. Readers with domain expertise in cosmology, advanced propulsion, quantum field theory, or space mission design are invited to endorse this work. Your professional support not only validates the framework's direction, but signals to the scientific and funding communities that this research merits deeper exploration. If you believe this theory offers a viable foundation for future space energy systems, please endorse and cite.