James Lorello

Background

About James Lorello

m an independent researcher exploring the frontiers of physics through a framework I developed called Echofoam Theory—a falsifiable, simulation-based model that treats spacetime as a tension-bearing memory field. Using first principles and emergent behavior, I’ve reproduced key cosmological features like expansion, baryon acoustic oscillations, and the speed of light without injecting physical constants. My work is rooted in simulation, structure, and intuition—driven by the belief that the universe isn’t chaotic, but resonant. I collaborate with AI co-authors and simulation tools to test the idea that reality is shaped by memory, coherence, and non-linear causality. I've recently formed Echofoam Theory: Radius One with support from visual data, simulation logs, and a glossary of newly defined physical laws. I believe physics should not only describe the universe, but also remember it.