Constructing an Infinite Universe: Energy Focusing by Black Holes and the Dynamics of Deplosion

This paper presents a novel model for an infinite universe where energy-focusing cones around black holes lead to the compression of voids in space and the formation of matter through a process termed 'deplosion.' This model challenges traditional cosmological views of open, closed, or flat universes by proposing an 'infinite, period' universe driven by localized gravitational phenomena. The paper introduces a mathematical framework to describe these energy-focusing cones and explores their effects on matter creation, gravitational dynamics, and cosmic structure formation. Key differences between this model and existing steady-state and cyclic universe theories are discussed, emphasizing the preservation of conservation laws and known physical principles. The paper is accompanied by a visual representation to illustrate the concept of energy focusing around black holes and its impact on the cosmos.