The Cavitational Model of the Universe: Matter as Spatial Cavitation Bubbles and the Role of Helicoidal Waves

This paper proposes a novel cosmological framework in which matter emerges from spatial cavitation bubbles formed within an expansionist substrate, herein referred to as the ether. The model suggests that physical interactions, from atomic to cosmic scales, are mediated by subspatial flows and helicoidal waves. Gravitational, electromagnetic, and radiative phenomena are reformulated as manifestations of expansion–impansion dynamics, where impansion denotes centripetal torsional feedback within subspatial channels. The theory offers an alternative to the Big Bang paradigm, proposing instead that the universe itself is a cavitational bubble within a higher-dimensional medium. Potential practical applications include novel energy extraction methods, gravity manipulation, and subspatial communication.