One Part Infinite Universe

This paper proposes a unified conceptual model in which the universe operates as one part of an infinite, interconnected system governed by pressure gradients, mass‑energy flow, and the dual nature of attraction and repulsion. In this framework, the Big Bang is not a singular beginning but the terminal phase of a black hole’s evaporation — a pressure‑release event that seeds a new universe. Pressure gradients, rather than abstract wavefunctions, shape the behavior of particles at all scales. Photons and electrons exhibit wave‑like behavior not because they are waves, but because they travel within gradient “veils” that guide their motion. Quantum tunneling, entanglement, and Hawking radiation emerge as different expressions of the same underlying mechanism: energy navigating pressure differentials. This model offers a coherent explanation for wave–particle duality, entropy reset across cosmic cycles, and the structural similarity between black hole interiors and expanding universes. It is presented in accessible language to bridge physics, cosmology, and philosophy into a single, intuitive framework.