July 2025: Major site update: redesigned News, About, and Research sections with enhanced structure and aesthetic. Launch of phase 2.0 of the Codex Alpha theory, integrating real astrophysical data from black holes and stellar dynamics.
June 2025: Codex Alpha English version officially published on Zenodo with DOI and international indexing.
April 2020: Origin of the Codex Alpha theoretical research project during the first COVID-19 lockdown. Initial investigations included quantum coherence, negative mass models, and ESA/LIGO/GAIA public datasets. Simulations were conducted to identify possible entangled gravitational nodes and emergent spacetime structures.
Davide Cadelano is a physicist, independent researcher, and visionary mind behind Codex Alpha — an original unified theoretical framework that seeks to reconcile general relativity and quantum mechanics through an emergent model of spacetime. His work introduces the concept of the Telascura: a coherent quantum informational network from which spacetime itself unfolds, not as a fundamental entity, but as a derivative structure born from informational gradients and coherence fields.
Over the span of many years of solitary yet deeply focused research, Cadelano has pursued this bold idea outside of conventional institutions, combining expertise in theoretical physics, quantum field theory, and computational modeling. His interdisciplinary approach integrates principles from gravitation, information theory, and quantum entanglement, proposing a metric-independent model based on the informational flow between entangled nodes — a vision where geometry is no longer the starting point, but the consequence.
The Codex Alpha project has evolved into a comprehensive theory that includes predictions about negative-mass black holes, superluminal propulsion via nodal engines, and quantum-coherent time projection. It also proposes an informational version of the Einstein Field Equations, introducing a novel gradient operator ∇𝒦 that governs coherence dynamics across spacetime.
Cadelano’s mission is to expand the frontiers of modern physics through independent thought, open scientific dissemination, and collaboration with advanced AI systems. His work is published publicly on Zenodo and GitHub, maintaining transparency, reproducibility, and integrity.
The Research section tracks theoretical progress, AI-assisted derivations, numerical simulations, and upcoming publications. Current research integrates real data from ESA's GAIA mission, LIGO gravitational wave detections, and cosmic microwave background patterns, toward deriving the gradient ∇𝒦 of informational coherence between quantum nodes. All collaborators and contributions are published transparently through Zenodo and GitHub for scientific integrity and reproducibility.