Dog Star Labs is the independent research studio of Matthew Elias Lieberman, developing Frost-Regulated Gravity and the Hawking Ring I black hole solver. We’re building a new scalar–tensor framework where curvature is tied directly to frequency, stabilizing Einstein–Rosen bridges and predicting measurable signals like gravitational-wave echoes, black-hole shadow distortions, and a finite-density Frost Bounce cosmology.

At Dog Star Labs, Phase 1 experimentation is underway using Hawking Ring I, our proprietary Frost-regulated black-hole simulation. This platform lets us probe curvature, inertia, and the deeper structure of spacetime with unprecedented clarity. Phase 2 introduces our Bean-class engines—minimal viable experiments designed to demonstrate controlled inertia and geometry in the lab. These capabilities form the foundation for Phase 3: a trans-dimensional spatial interface poised to redefine communication and information access. Our long-term commercial vision depends on rigorous fundamental research, and every milestone strengthens the bridge between theory and transformative technology.