The Energy-Manifestation Model (EMM): Space and Time as Emergent Functions of Energy-to-Energy Relational Dynamics

Key Points

• This research aims to explore the concept of energy as a fundamental substrate for understanding space and time in the universe.
• Proposes a framework where space is defined as a function of energy manifestation.
• Identifies physical properties like gravity and vibration as responses of energy to energy.
• Analyzes the concentration gradient within black hole interiors to resolve the Singularity Paradox.
• Establishes that energy is omnipresent and redefines spatial properties as emergent from energy interactions.
• Demonstrates how the Energy-Manifestation Model can address the Crisis in Cosmology.
• Finds that balanced cores within black holes could lead to new insights into gravitational properties.

Abstract