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Theoretical study reveals a cyclical cosmic resonance framework across universal scales, suggesting black holes generate space, time, and matter from an anti-universe.
This repository contains the primary research manuscript, accompanying video presentation, audio files, and graphical datasets for a novel unified cosmological model based on the principle of cosmic resonance. The core postulate of this theoretical framework proposes that the universe operates through a cyclical contraction and expansion mechanism, directly analogous to the rhythmic pulsing of a biological heart. This cyclic oscillation governs physical entities across all scales—from subatomic structures to macroscopic celestial bodies and solar systems. Key theoretical propositions included in this upload: Black Holes as Cosmic Engines: Black holes are fundamentally dual-natured; they act as the primary engines of creation by collecting energy from the anti-universe (negative universe) to initiate primary cosmic vibrations. The Bifurcation of Space and Time: The mechanical pulsation of the black hole bifurcates into two distinct cosmic dimensions. The contraction phase (systole) generates Time (Kal), whereas the expansion phase (diastole) generates Space (Akash/Aether). Acoustic & Aetheric Electricity: Space is not an empty vacuum but a dense, highly charged medium saturated with electrical energy synthesized from primordial sound, establishing a tri-fold equivalence between Space, Sound, and Electricity. Matter Condensation and Dissolution: Space and time condense to form the material universe (atoms, planets, stars). Conversely, the recursive division of atomic structures ultimately dissolves them back into their constituent spatial form, completing the cosmological cycle of genesis and dissolution. Author Profiles & External Archives: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/GautamPal_K7 Official Research Blog: https://gautampalresearch.blogspot.com YouTube Archive: https://www.youtube.com/@gautampal_k7 Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/@gautam_pal277/web-archive Zotero Research: https://www.zotero.org/gp-k7-researcher Synapse Social: https://synapsesocial.com/authors/6a01ccec449274ec075cb21d X (Twitter): https://x.com/GautamPal1989 Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@GautamPalk7/116395531964267949 LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gautam-pal-1b853140b
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