The Cosmic Energy Flow Model: A Theory of Universal Energy Recycling

Abstract This paper proposes the Cosmic Energy Flow Model, a scientific theory describing the universe as a system that continuously recycles and transforms energy through large-scale structures. Dark matter acts as a stabilizing and energy-accumulating force, while black holes act as collectors and transformers of mass-energy. Together, they drive a cyclic process of accumulation, compression, and redistribution, sustaining the long-term evolution and rebirth of cosmic structures. This model refines standard cosmological theories by introducing mechanisms for energy conservation and structural renewal beyond classical Big Bang, Heat Death, or Big Rip scenarios.