VSECR:Structural Superposition Model of Total Reality
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| author | Krishnan, Navaneeth mk |
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| contents | <p>This work presents a conceptual framework that reinterprets the origin and structure of reality. It proposes that the Big Bang was not simply the expansion of an already existing universe. Instead, it may have been the result of a collision between two independent realities, which led to the creation of a new reality, our universe.</p> <p>In this model, the Big Bang marks the beginning of a newly formed system rather than the growth of a previous one. Expansion may still occur, but it is understood as a consequence of formation, not the original cause.</p> <p>To describe the structure of total reality, this work introduces the Self Expanding Cube of Reality model. The cube is used as a conceptual tool because it is simple, clearly defined, and mathematically easy to express. Its volume can be described using basic geometry, which allows structured discussion of expansion and capacity. The cube is not claimed to be the physical shape of the universe. It serves as a structural representation.</p> <p>The framework is philosophical and structural in scope. It does not replace empirical cosmology and does not yet provide experimental predictions. Instead, it offers a different way to think about origin, structure, and expansion within a broader view of existence.</p> <p>Further development would require mathematical refinement and connection with observational physics.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | VSECR:Structural Superposition Model of Total Reality Krishnan, Navaneeth mk <p>This work presents a conceptual framework that reinterprets the origin and structure of reality. It proposes that the Big Bang was not simply the expansion of an already existing universe. Instead, it may have been the result of a collision between two independent realities, which led to the creation of a new reality, our universe.</p> <p>In this model, the Big Bang marks the beginning of a newly formed system rather than the growth of a previous one. Expansion may still occur, but it is understood as a consequence of formation, not the original cause.</p> <p>To describe the structure of total reality, this work introduces the Self Expanding Cube of Reality model. The cube is used as a conceptual tool because it is simple, clearly defined, and mathematically easy to express. Its volume can be described using basic geometry, which allows structured discussion of expansion and capacity. The cube is not claimed to be the physical shape of the universe. It serves as a structural representation.</p> <p>The framework is philosophical and structural in scope. It does not replace empirical cosmology and does not yet provide experimental predictions. Instead, it offers a different way to think about origin, structure, and expansion within a broader view of existence.</p> <p>Further development would require mathematical refinement and connection with observational physics.</p> |
| title | VSECR:Structural Superposition Model of Total Reality |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18637824 |