Kernel Panic

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As mentioned, you seem to not have a bootable kernel.
The image seems to show that you may have manually removed some kernel files, or somehow the boot loader is not working properly.

My suggestion
boot to the live image then open a terminal window and perform the recovery. The recovery process has been posted many times but I will repeat it for you.

  1. Enable the network before doing anything else since it will be needed.
    everything from this point on is in a terminal window.
  2. su since everything from this point on will require root privileges
  3. lsblk -f to identify the partition containing the root file system for fedora.
  4. mount <the root file system partition> /mnt
  5. for F in sys proc run dev sys/firmware/efi/efivars ; do mount -o bind /$F /mnt/$F ; done whici will mount all the necessary extra bits into the file system you mounted in step 4
  6. chroot /mnt
  7. mount -a to mount all the remaining partitions (/boot, /boot/efi, and /home)
  8. now to finish the recovery. dnf update will upgrade all the packages and install the latest kernel (at present 6.12.11)
  9. Once the upgrade completes wait a few minutes for processes running in the background to complete, then exit to leave the chroot environment and reboot.
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