Geogenesis: A Conceptual Hypothesis for the Geometric Origins of Dark Energy and Dark Matter

This paper presents a speculative cosmological framework, referred to as Geogenesis, which proposes that the emergence of our universe was a geometric rupture in a pre-existing equilibrium state. In this model, the phenomena commonly interpreted as dark energy and dark matter are understood as geometric stabilization responses: dark energy as outward tension and dark matter as localized compression. We explore the implications of this framing on cosmic evolution, structure formation, and the universe’s fate, offering testable predictions and conceptual visualizations to aid in the theory’s development and critique.