Theoretical model reveals matter-energy exchange dynamics during black hole coalescence, suggesting an alternative cosmological perspective that bypasses initial singularity assumptions.
The current ΛCDM standard cosmological model treats visible matter, dark matter and dark energy as independent components and cannot incorporate the evolutionary characteristics of life into its framework. This paper constructs a local cosmic mechanism starting from energy as the fundamental entity. It discusses the whole process of matter and energy exchange near black holes, and describes binary black hole coalescence and the coupling and decoupling behaviour of particles. This framework provides an alternative perspective to interpret cosmic phenomena, without presupposing the singularity hypothesis of cosmic genesis.
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