Hi everyone,
I’ve been developing a cosmological model called the "Pulsed Membrane Theory." The core idea is to reconcile the expansion of the Universe with the extreme density of black holes by treating them as two parts of the same cycle.
The Core Concept:Our 3D Universe isn't just empty space; it’s a membrane supported by a 4D structure. Instead of being "dead ends" where matter is destroyed, black holes act as dimensional pumps. Key Points of the Model:
Dimensional Phase Shift: When matter reaches a critical density (m_t), it doesn't become "infinite." Instead, it undergoes a phase transition, leaving our 3D plane to enter the 4D structure as supraluminal energy (z-flux).
The Energy Equation: This transfer follows the relation e = z mt. Since this flux operates in 4D, it isn't bound by the speed of light (c), which is a 3D-only limit. Correlation between Black Holes and Expansion: This is the most important part. The z-flux injected into the 4D structure exerts active pressure against our 3D membrane, driving its expansion .Therefore, the growth of the Universe is directly correlated to the growth of black holes. As black holes consume more matter and realign the 4D frame, the outward pressure increases, causing the expansion we observe to accelerate"Dark Matter" as Membrane Tension: Dark matter might not be a particle at all. It could be the geometric manifestation of the 3D membrane being anchored to the invisible 4D "microtubules" created by the z-flux. The Cycle in a Nutshell:
Mass \rightarrow Velocity: Black holes convert 3D mass into 4D supraluminal velocity
Velocity \rightarrow Mass: The Big Bang was a "breach" where this 4D energy poured back into 3D, slowing down and crystallizing into matter
In this model, nothing is ever lost; it is simply transferred. Black holes aren't the end of the story they are the artisans of cosmic renewal
i am not sure on the formule , and one day i will prove it with maths too ( iam working on it)
so for the one who is interested , ive got a little worddoc to demonstrate all that (in french)