Cosmic Formative Time Reality Theory: A Physical Interpretive Model based on Real Spatial-Temporal Dynamics

This paper presents a comprehensive physical interpretive theory explaining the coexistence of two distinct cosmic time domains on Earth: Formation Time and Cumulative Time. These temporal dimensions are separated by a real observable boundary (the Terminator Zone), which reflects a deeper universal structure where the faster internal formation cycles generate slower cumulative external time flows. The theory introduces a new paradigm of time dilation, not solely dependent on spatial velocity (as per Einstein's relativity), but also on the rotational formation dynamics of spacetime itself. It proposes that internal formative processes can exceed the speed of light without violating physical laws, as they do not involve spatial displacement but recursive event formation within the same spatial point. Observations such as the Earth's axial rotation, polar terminator zones, and the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) are interpreted as empirical evidence supporting this model. The theory redefines the concept of time from a linear measure to a formative rotational engine, providing a realistic framework that bridges cosmology and temporal physics. 2025/8/7