The Time Stream Theory – A Field-Based Approach to Gravitation and Cosmic Time Flow

The Time Stream Theory models time as a continuous flow field whose density and gradient determine the motion of matter, the propagation of light, and the emergence of gravitation. Instead of interpreting gravity as a force or spacetime curvature, the theory describes it as the natural consequence of matter following gradients in the time flow field. This approach offers a potential resolution to cosmological tensions, including the Hubble constant discrepancy, and predicts measurable effects in extreme gravitational environments such as black holes. The work combines conceptual analogies with formal field equations and suggests observational pathways for testing its predictions.