From Reversal to Collapse: The Full Matter Lifecycle in USP Field Theory ( msf:49000)

This work presents a unified lifecycle of matter within USP Field Theory, describing a closed cosmic loop governed by resonance mismatch (Δf). Matter evolves through collapse, reversal transparency, hydrogen re-emergence, intergalactic dispersion, silent halo capture by mature galaxies, secondary star and planet formation, inward migration, and renewed black-hole collapse. The model explains why dense post-collapse regions do not immediately regenerate galaxies, why vast quantities of matter populate cosmic voids, and how dark-matter–like structures emerge naturally as incomplete or electromagnetically inefficient reversal clusters. Galactic halos are interpreted as long-term resonance attractors, accumulating matter silently over billions of years. This document acts as a central synthesis, unifying prior USP works on reversal genesis, spin genesis, halo dynamics, planetary capture, and resonance maturity into a single deterministic matter lifecycle. Matter is neither created nor destroyed; it is continuously redistributed through recurring resonance phases.