إطار الرنين لشبكات الثقوب السوداء وقوى السحب للمادة المظلمة المائعة | A Resonance Framework for Super-Gravitational Black Hole Networks and Superfluid Dark Matter Drag Forces

Abstract in English This research paper introduces a theoretical framework known as "The Khanisa Biocentric Cosmic Model." The model reconstructs cosmology based on "Cosmic Anthropomorphic Symmetry," treating the universe as a living macroscopic entity structurally and functionally analogous to the human body, replacing conventional spacetime geometry with biocentric continuum mechanics. [1] Key Tenets of the Model: Cosmic Blood & Elastic Light Speed: Dark matter is redefined as a tangible, growing fluid-like gel representing the "Cosmic Circulation." Consequently, the observed speed of light (\(c_{obs}\)) is an elastic propagation velocity varying inversely with local gel density, whereas the true speed of light (\(C_{true}\)) manifests only in a pure vacuum. [1] Cosmic Action Potential & Superfluid Nerve Signals: Supermassive black holes act as core nodes of the "Cosmic Nervous System." Gravitational forces travel as an instantaneous Cosmic Action Potential via interlocking filaments of zero-viscosity superfluids. [1] Cosmic Growth & The Illusion of Expansion: The galactic nervous infrastructure remains stable. Cosmological expansion is actually the biological volumetric growth of the fluid medium, where light experiences energy attenuation, creating the optical illusion of metric spacetime expansion. [1] Resonant Coupling & Cosmic Wave-Riding: The system bypasses the local light speed barrier by allowing a spacecraft to radiate oscillatory electromagnetic waves. This forms an oval resonant coupling field (\(\psi \)) that phase-locks with the superfluid cosmic action potential, enabling the craft to glide with zero inertial resistance toward \(C_{true}\)