Chronogenesis: The Static Universe and the Temporal Container — A Photonic Reinterpretation of Gravity and Spatiotemporal Structure

This thesis proposes an alternative cosmological model in which the universe is essentially static, and all observed motion is an effect of the temporal container. At each Planck interval, time adds photonic mass to the fabric of reality. Such mass, resulting from the continuous release of free photons and the consequent dispersion of their planar geometry, generates omnidirectional gravity that creates the illusion of movement, expansion, and temporal flow. The model suggests that spatial three-dimensionality is a projection of the temporal accumulation of universal static frames, and that time constitutes the fourth dimension — independent of distance but emergent from each discrete Planck jump.