From the Primal Cone to Cyclic Dynamics: The Confined Parallel Universes Model and the "Peacock Effect

This work proposes a theoretical evolution on the geometry of post-Big Bang expansion, starting from the premise that space does not expand as a single isotropic bubble, but is structured into multiple conical geometries separated by high-density gravitational walls. Based on this topological model of confined parallel universes, the dynamic concept of the "Peacock Effect" is introduced to explain the transition between expansion cycles and total gravitational contraction (Big Crunch), providing a new perspective on the cyclicity of the cosmos in harmony with Roger Penrose's lines of thought.