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Main Author: Sicuro, Roberto Antonio
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Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2026
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20342850
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contents <p>This paper proposes a radical revision of the cosmological ”Black Hole” (BH) model by<br>introducing the concept of the CMES (Matter-Energy-Space Converter). Based on<br>the dielectric properties of the vacuum (ϵ0) and the principle of mass-energy conservation,<br>we demonstrate how mathematical singularities are avoided through a mechanical process<br>of matter de-structuration.<br>The Membrane Conservation Principle (MCP) is introduced, defining space not<br>as an inert void but as a dielectric surface whose expansion is fueled by the conversion of<br>matter into ”vacuum-energy.” The model coherently resolves:<br>1. The Information Paradox: Energy does not vanish into a singularity but is stored<br>as potential tension within the universal membrane.<br>2. The Nature of Dark Matter: Identified as primordial Antimatter (27% of the<br>total mass-energy), separated from ordinary Matter (5%) by the ”Skin Effect” of a<br>Cosmic Capacitor, which isolates the two planar faces (M and AM) through dielectric<br>capacity (PM Model).<br>This approach replaces abstract geometric curvature with a dynamic of cosmic material<br>tension, providing a deterministic and mechanical framework for universal evolution.</p>
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spellingShingle BEYOND THE COSMOLOGICAL SINGULARITY: THE CMES MODEL Matter-Energy-Space Converter and its Operational Mechanics
Sicuro, Roberto Antonio
Phisics
Physical cosmology
Galaxy evolution
General Relativity
Gravity
Black Hole
<p>This paper proposes a radical revision of the cosmological ”Black Hole” (BH) model by<br>introducing the concept of the CMES (Matter-Energy-Space Converter). Based on<br>the dielectric properties of the vacuum (ϵ0) and the principle of mass-energy conservation,<br>we demonstrate how mathematical singularities are avoided through a mechanical process<br>of matter de-structuration.<br>The Membrane Conservation Principle (MCP) is introduced, defining space not<br>as an inert void but as a dielectric surface whose expansion is fueled by the conversion of<br>matter into ”vacuum-energy.” The model coherently resolves:<br>1. The Information Paradox: Energy does not vanish into a singularity but is stored<br>as potential tension within the universal membrane.<br>2. The Nature of Dark Matter: Identified as primordial Antimatter (27% of the<br>total mass-energy), separated from ordinary Matter (5%) by the ”Skin Effect” of a<br>Cosmic Capacitor, which isolates the two planar faces (M and AM) through dielectric<br>capacity (PM Model).<br>This approach replaces abstract geometric curvature with a dynamic of cosmic material<br>tension, providing a deterministic and mechanical framework for universal evolution.</p>
title BEYOND THE COSMOLOGICAL SINGULARITY: THE CMES MODEL Matter-Energy-Space Converter and its Operational Mechanics
topic Phisics
Physical cosmology
Galaxy evolution
General Relativity
Gravity
Black Hole
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20342850