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This early model uncovers cosmic geometry's role in evolution, suggesting a unified view of cosmology.
Modern cosmology is fragmented and hard to unify. This paper presents an early, simple model based on direct original intuition. Although the early construction is not complete or formalized, its core idea goes straight to the key point: cosmic geometry determines cosmic evolution. The model naturally explains singularity-free origin, early galaxies, primordial magnetic fields, Hubble tension, and quark-gluon plasma without extra assumptions. It is a simple, intuitive starting point for a unified cosmology.
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