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Cosmic Seeds and Black Holes. Cosmic Evolution Theory, #6
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- ISBN8232225377
- EAN9798232225377
- Date de parution10/04/2026
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
What if black holes are not the end of the universe-but the beginning of new ones?In Cosmic Seeds and Black Holes, Yousef Arrasheed presents a bold and thought-provoking perspective on cosmic evolution. This book explores the possibility that black holes are not merely regions of collapse, but transitional states where matter and energy are compressed to such extremes that new conditions of reality may emerge.
Building on a conceptual framework that links probability, energy, and the formation of physical laws, the book proposes that universes may arise through cycles of collapse and creation. In this view, black holes act as cosmic seeds-points where structured reality dissolves and new structures begin to form. Blending scientific insight with philosophical depth, this work challenges conventional ideas about the origin of the universe and invites readers to reconsider the nature of existence itself.
This is not just a theory about black holes. It is a new way of thinking about how universes begin.
Building on a conceptual framework that links probability, energy, and the formation of physical laws, the book proposes that universes may arise through cycles of collapse and creation. In this view, black holes act as cosmic seeds-points where structured reality dissolves and new structures begin to form. Blending scientific insight with philosophical depth, this work challenges conventional ideas about the origin of the universe and invites readers to reconsider the nature of existence itself.
This is not just a theory about black holes. It is a new way of thinking about how universes begin.
