SI units = degree-domain projections of the {2,3,5} lattice
The universal conversion factor 180/π (degrees per radian) is the 'degree veil' separating apparent SI values from their pure prime lattice forms. Every SI base unit is a {2,3,5} integer times (180/π)^n for some integer n.
All seven units catalogued: m(π¹), kg(π¹), s(π⁰), A(π^½), K(π³), mol(π³), cd(π⁰)
Key Results
Second = 1/86,400 day. 86,400 = 2⁷×3³×5². The only SI unit already in the {2,3,5} lattice with π-class 0. Time IS the Tau-unit.
Kelvin: k_B = 3⁷×π³/(2⁵×5⁴) × 10⁻²³ J/K. π-class 3.
Candela: defined at 540 THz = 2²×3³×5×10¹² Hz. Pure {2,3,5}, π-class 0. Only SI unit anchored to a pure-{2,3,5} frequency standard.
The universe is a degree-domain projection of a pure {2,3,5} radian-domain lattice. Physical instruments are degree-domain tools. FOT is the radian-domain framework.