Oscillating Tidal Universe Theory (TUMO)

Oscillating Tidal Universe Theory (TUMO): A Model of Fluid Cosmology, Flat Multiverse, and Thermal Self-Regulation. This paper proposes an alternative to the Heat Death of the universe through a dynamical spacetime oscillation mechanism called "Cosmic Tides." The TUMO model postulates that expansion and gravity act as fluctuating tides within a fluidic system, preventing total entropy through energy recycling in supermassive black holes. Key Contributions: Boötes Void & Great Attractor: Explains these anomalies as high-tide (expansion) and low-tide (gravitational sink) phenomena. Flat Multiverse: Suggests that neighboring universes exist on the same dimensional plane, interacting through gravitational crosstalk (Dark Flow). JWST Validation: Offers a framework for the "impossible" early galaxies discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope, viewing them as remnants of previous cycles. DESI Prediction: Predicts that 2026 DESI data will confirm a non-constant, wave-like nature of Dark Energy.