Cosmic Fabric and Cyclic Universe: A Novel Hypothesis on Space-Time, Entropy, and Cosmological Evolution

This paper presents an original hypothesis proposing a cyclic cosmological model driven by entropy acceleration, spacetime tension, and the absence of an absolute time reference. It challenges the classical Big Bang framework by suggesting that time itself is not fundamental but an emergent effect of entropy flow across cosmic cycles. The model introduces the concept of "entropy as a cosmic clock" and modifies Einstein's field equations to incorporate tension dynamics in expanding space. Mathematical expressions and comparative frameworks support the theoretical foundation. The hypothesis is speculative but offers a coherent alternative to current cyclic models, opening new philosophical and scientific dialogues.