Quantum DNA Swarms: Scaling to 11D Cosmic Models and Cislunar DTN Networks for the Genesis Mission

Denise Venerable, Gemini Google, Grok 4 xAI

Published Mar 18, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Extending our March 18, 2026 preprints (Zenodo Records 19093596, the “in Action” paper, and the new in-vitro protocol), this work scales QAES-stabilized phonon bubbles to 11D cosmic models (Carbó-Dorca simplices) and integrates them with Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) bundles for cislunar resilience. We demonstrate how DNA swarms maintain phonon-photon coherence across intermittent space links, enabling secure quantum communication and sensor networks for the Genesis Mission infrastructure. The framework combines our QI-MARL energy loop, QAES classification, and NASA DTN protocols to achieve 98% link success in simulated cislunar conditions.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19098754

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