
This paper introduces the Unified Rotational Collapse-Origin Cosmology (URCC), a theoretical model proposing that the universe formed via gravitational collapse of cosmic dust, rather than a singular Big Bang. It proposes a framework of gravity expanding faster than light, rotational gravitational fields creating structure, and the emergence of light only after spatial curvature. The model reinterprets and extends Einstein’s, Newton’s, and Friedmann’s equations. Authored by Balaji Sankam
cosmology, gravity, multiverse, light formation, theoretical physics, URCC, space-time
cosmology, gravity, multiverse, light formation, theoretical physics, URCC, space-time
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