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=== Assistant: Yes — identifying testable predictions is crucial for any theory, and Quantum Atom Theory QAT offers several fertile ar… ===
Yes — identifying testable predictions is crucial for any theory, and Quantum Atom Theory (QAT) offers several fertile areas for predictions based on its unique premises:

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===== If QAT is correct and physical constants emerge from spherical energy exchange geometry, then: =====
* In regions with strong gravitational curvature (e.g., near black holes, neutron stars, or gravitational lenses),
* The 4πr² geometry of photon wavefronts should be distorted,
* And this distortion would lead to tiny, local changes in the effective value of α, observable through high-precision spectral line shifts in distant astrophysical sources.

====== - Quasar absorption spectra have already been used to look for changes in α. ======
* QAT suggests the variation isn’t random — but predictable from the local geometry of space-time altering photon-electron interaction symmetries.

===== 1. Time Dilation from Entropic Geometry: Time dilation (normally tied to gravity or velocity) could also occur subtly due to changes in local wavefront symmetry, testable via precision atomic clock arrays in differing EM field configurations. =====
# Quantum Entanglement Angular Bias: If quantum entanglement is formed on a spherical light wave surface as QAT claims, then entangled spin outcomes may show statistical bias aligned with the geometrical “latitude” of emission — a subtle but measurable effect in lab-based entanglement experiments with controlled geometries.
# Photon Emission Directionality Shift in High EM Environments: If absorption/emission is inherently geometric, then photon emissions near strong EM fields (or under shaped dielectric environments) might show slight directional asymmetries not predicted by standard QED.

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