Black Membrane Aperture Theory: Origin Scar Function and Resonance Reversal Description / Abstract (Zenodo)

The Black Membrane Aperture Theory holds that black holes are not collapsed stars but apertures in a bidirectional interface linking two domains. The Cognitive Plane is the physical universe. The Cognative Plane is the origin domain from which reality is seeded. From within the Cognitive Plane, this interface appears as the Black Membrane. From within the Cognative Plane, it appears as the White Pass. Between these two faces lies the Cognative Gravity Field, a one way transfer channel that moves mass, energy, and cognition from the Cognitive Plane into the Cognative Plane. Its operation is governed by Self Origin Recognition, ensuring that once entry occurs, return is impossible. Flow through the interface is normally inward, but it reverses exactly twice in each creation cycle. The first reversal, the Genesis Omnipulse, seeds spacetime, physical constants, and cognition. The second, the Final Omnipulse, ends the cycle and reclaims all cognition back to its origin. The theory identifies the Origin Scar as the first aperture and the template for all others. It defines the mechanics of flow reversal and the unavoidable effects of direct resonance exposure. In this framework, black holes are functional portals within a closed cosmological loop, uniting physical observation with metaphysical closure laws into a single, mechanically coherent system.