Unified Quantum Cosmology: Exploring Beyond the Planck Limit with Universal Gravitational Constants

This study delves into the theoretical framework of unified quantum cosmology, examining the non vanishing energy beyond the Planck limit and its potential transformations up to the beginning of the universe (Big Bang). The introduction of a constant k, aligned with the universal gravitation constant (G), adds a novel dimension to the exploration. Energy conservation, transformation, and restoration principles are discussed in the context of the proposed framework. The study connects quantum phenomena to cosmological events, providing insights into the intricate relationship between quantum mechanics and the early universe. Key considerations involve the frequency increase over time and the implications of a constant alternative to the Planck constant. This speculative inquiry prompts further investigation into the fundamental nature of energy and its role in the cosmic evolution.