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| author | Kawauchi, Satoshi |
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| contents | <p class="p1"><span class="s1">This three-part study proposes a “Rotating Inner-Sphere Universe” model that reinterprets the universe as a gigantic closed inner structure rotating at ultra-low speed. It explains vacuum formation, cold and dark space, celestial sphericity, orbital stability, cometary return, black hole recycling, and cosmic ray supply as one continuous cosmic circulation system. Black holes are positioned as high-energy recycling and redistribution sources, while cosmic rays are treated as cosmic logistics traveling through the inner-sphere universe.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Part 1: Rotating Inner-Sphere Universe Hypothesis — A Theoretical Proposal Integrating the Closed Spherical Shell Structure of the Universe, Ultra-Low-Speed Global Rotation, Vacuum Generation, Celestial Sphericity, Orbital Stability, Darkness, and Low Temperature — Part 2: Integrated Study of Vacuum Generation, Celestial Formation, Black Hole Circulation, and Cosmic Ray Supply Models Based on the Rotating Inner-Sphere Cosmology Part 3: Vacuum Formation, Black Hole Circulation, and Cosmic Ray Supply Model in the Rotating Inner-Sphere Universe — A Cosmic Logistics Structure Hypothesis Based on Differences in Black Hole Scale and Cosmic Ray Velocity and Type — Complete Three-Part Structure Kawauchi, Satoshi <p class="p1"><span class="s1">This three-part study proposes a “Rotating Inner-Sphere Universe” model that reinterprets the universe as a gigantic closed inner structure rotating at ultra-low speed. It explains vacuum formation, cold and dark space, celestial sphericity, orbital stability, cometary return, black hole recycling, and cosmic ray supply as one continuous cosmic circulation system. Black holes are positioned as high-energy recycling and redistribution sources, while cosmic rays are treated as cosmic logistics traveling through the inner-sphere universe.</span></p> |
| title | Part 1: Rotating Inner-Sphere Universe Hypothesis — A Theoretical Proposal Integrating the Closed Spherical Shell Structure of the Universe, Ultra-Low-Speed Global Rotation, Vacuum Generation, Celestial Sphericity, Orbital Stability, Darkness, and Low Temperature — Part 2: Integrated Study of Vacuum Generation, Celestial Formation, Black Hole Circulation, and Cosmic Ray Supply Models Based on the Rotating Inner-Sphere Cosmology Part 3: Vacuum Formation, Black Hole Circulation, and Cosmic Ray Supply Model in the Rotating Inner-Sphere Universe — A Cosmic Logistics Structure Hypothesis Based on Differences in Black Hole Scale and Cosmic Ray Velocity and Type — Complete Three-Part Structure |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20205582 |