On the Origin Anchoring of Cosmic Sphere Systems: Abandoning the Singularity Hypothesis and Establishing the Underlying Origin of Physical Celestial Bodies

Modern astrophysics and cosmology suffer persistent unresolved contradictions including the undetectable nature of dark matter, the black hole singularity paradox, and inconsistent physical constants across cosmic environments. The fundamental flaw originates from the wrong anchoring origin adopted by the ΛCDM Standard Cosmological Model, which treats mathematically derived singularities as the universal cosmic benchmark and deviates from observable physical substances. This paper proposes a unified core argument: iron-based compact nuclei serve as the sole universal origin anchor across all cosmic spheres. The iron-nickel planetary core, stellar iron fusion cores and neutron stars represent distinct morphological phases of identical iron-based matter under varying gravitational pressure. Supported by published astronomical, geological and biochemical evidence, this work constructs a layered cosmic sphere framework based on tangible celestial anchors, eliminating inherent logical flaws of the mainstream cosmological paradigm and forming a self-consistent cosmic cognition system.