Speculative framework of the structure of our universe, it's contribution to plasma clouds and time-information flow

I propose an alternative conceptual model of the universe, integrating ideas about thefundamental structure of space, the nature of time, and the behavior of high-density plasmaclouds as their current understanding up to this day seems mainly unsolved but couldpotentially be explained if broken down and analysed in detail with my theory backing thenew thesis up. This framework aims to address open questions in cosmology—includinggravitational lensing, plasma cloud stability, and the role traditionally attributed to darkmatter—without relying on unobserved exotic matter but the simple dynamics of effect andcause. The approach is grounded in a unified vision of the universe as a dynamic web ofenergy, mass and information, with local and large-scale structures emerging frominteractions within this framework. General theory and framework by myself, reality checked, critically discussed with AI and thereby further developed to it's current state. This second version puts a closer focus on plasma clouds in a new section (11) starting page 14and passed a few more calculation and plausibility tests. A much more refined, deeper going and better structured version inclusive research/conversation log and numerouse calculations, results and checks can be found here:Rethinking the Cosmos: An Emerging Flow-Feedback Alternative to Dark Matter and Dark Energy, potentially challenging Big Bang as a whole

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16878961
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Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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Speculative framework of the structure of our universe, it's contribution to plasma clouds and time-information flow

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Speculative framework of the structure of our universe, it's contribution to plasma clouds and time-information flow

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Abstract

I propose an alternative conceptual model of the universe, integrating ideas about thefundamental structure of space, the nature of time, and the behavior of high-density plasmaclouds as their current understanding up to this day seems mainly unsolved but couldpotentially be explained if broken down and analysed in detail with my theory backing thenew thesis up. This framework aims to address open questions in cosmology—includinggravitational lensing, plasma cloud stability, and the role traditionally attributed to darkmatter—without relying on unobserved exotic matter but the simple dynamics of effect andcause. The approach is grounded in a unified vision of the universe as a dynamic web ofenergy, mass and information, with local and large-scale structures emerging frominteractions within this framework. General theory and framework by myself, reality checked, critically discussed with AI and thereby further developed to it's current state. This second version puts a closer focus on plasma clouds in a new section (11) starting page 14and passed a few more calculation and plausibility tests. A much more refined, deeper going and better structured version inclusive research/conversation log and numerouse calculations, results and checks can be found here:Rethinking the Cosmos: An Emerging Flow-Feedback Alternative to Dark Matter and Dark Energy, potentially challenging Big Bang as a whole

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