Jason Webb — Research Exploration
Research
This section presents my current research.
Related materials and source code are also available on GitHub
Project ID: 47A TBD
Light Helix Gravitational Hypothesis
Investigating Methods for Cosmic Distance Calculations
Project ID: 44A May 2026
Black Hole Jet Vortex and the Output Graviton (Anti-Gravity)
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20554128
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This work presents a proposed natural phenomenon associated with the southern relativistic jet of a black hole. It investigates the occurrence and effects of Graviton Waves across microscopic and macroscopic scales, from controlled laboratory environments to large-scale cosmological structures.
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https://github.com/jason-webb-trackinman/black-hole-jet-vortex-and-output-graviton
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Project ID: 45A TBD
Light Refraction Analysis
A Telescope-Based Process for Improving Low Earth Orbit Visibility
Project ID: 2026-trillion-species-scarcity
Life May Be Scarce in the Universe
If There Are a Trillion Species, Then Life May Be Scarce in the Universe. Link to a short note.
https://github.com/jason-webb-trackinman/trillion-species-scarcity
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Project ID: TBD
A Conceptual Framework for Comparative Intelligence Levels
A speculative discussion exploring whether relative intelligence levels across biological and hypothetical non-human entities can be meaningfully compared using simplified ordinal scaling. This work is not intended as a testable hypothesis, but as a thought exercise examining the limits, assumptions, and failures inherent in such comparative models. (Draft in development – target Q2)
Project ID: 16A TBD
Research into Extended-Cycle Battery Technologies
Experimental investigation of alternative electrode materials, electrolytes, and cell architectures intended to support long-duration operation and improved lifecycle performance.
Project ID: 58A 2027-2028
Research into an Oxygen Generation Device
Experimental technology testing into effective ways to generate oxygen.
Project ID: 44A+ June 2026
Graviton Drive – Concept
The Graviton Drive is presented as a conceptual engineering technology designed to encourage discussion around practical applications of gravity-assisted systems.
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About Me
Hi, I’m a long-time tech geek — more accurately a radio technician, IT professional, experimenter, and researcher.
I’m interested in learning, exploration, and developing testable methodologies and practical tools that may expand our understanding of the world around us.
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