Universe Condensate Space Theory, UCST, April 2025
Hubble solved by including Space Energy Gradients in models. Serious capable co-authors considered. We explore the Universe Condensate Space Theory (UCST) framework, theories A to T and back to T, investigating the potential for a universe Bose Einstein condensate, gathering, boiling and crashing, to generate a large electromotive force (EMF) Virtual Particles (VPs) space, matter, and energy. Our efforts yielded promising results, including the production of, photons, electrons, positrons, hydrogen, helium, 300 TeV neutrinos, cold ionization, space energy gradients, and significant electromotive force. The UCST framework, no extra energy needed, no energy lost, no mystery forces, no mystery particles, no paradoxes, no loose ends. UCST using only known laws, also showed potential for explaining cosmic phenomena, such as universe rotation, galaxy rotation, galaxy halos, redshift, expansion, space temperature variations, space expansion, neutrino energy transfer, matter antimatter disparity, space VP energy density production, Hubble tension solutions and predictions, space energy density ratio, and creation field space volume increase. UCST addressed these issues easily, naturally, in elegant ways nature is known for, with flow, and parsimony. After the universe condensate transitions back into normal matter, space energy budget is the largest energy pool in the universe by far, and no physics can occur in the universe with out this backdrop. UCST discovers that the Absolute Zero Kelvin Void (AZKV) is a boundary that cannot be crossed. UCST considers it prudent and enlightening to include space energy gradients in universe evolution theories. UCST rests on solid supporting theories, testable components, and empirical evidence.
Institutions
- Albany Institute of History & Art (US)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-04-23
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15331343
- Primary Topic
- Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00