Cosmic Capsule Effect

The Cosmic Capsule Effect (CCE) describes a theoretical mechanism in which high-stability, low-entropy regions of matter or information persist across otherwise disruptive cosmological transitions, such as a Big Crunch–Big Bang cycle or a cosmic inflation event. This effect provides a possible explanation for anomalous phenomena such as "overaged" astrophysical objects, pre-Big Bang structures, and certain cosmic microwave background irregularities. CCE is presented as a model-agnostic concept that can integrate into diverse cosmological frameworks, from cyclic universes to multiverse scenarios, and has potential implications for both observational astrophysics and information theory.