
We present a unified cosmological and quantum-coherence framework that challenges the standard Big Bang paradigm. The Primordial Vortex Theory proposes that the universe originates not from an initial singularity, but from a finite primordial mass governed by two complementary electromagnetic fields, A (supportive) and C (coherent-control). This dual-field system initiates a relativistic rotational instability, generating a structured vortex whose matter ejection follows harmonic and fractal laws, including the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci sequence.The accompanying Theory of Universal Quantum Entanglement formalizes the micro physical dynamics through a nonlinear relativistic field equation describing how the A–C energies maintain long-range coherence and generate a holographic structure of reality. We discuss implications for gravitation, cosmic microwave background patterns, fractal cosmol ogy, and the informational basis of consciousness. The combined framework suggests a deterministic, interconnected, self-organizing universe.
Primordial Vortex, TOE, Universal Frequency, A-C Field Theory, TRIIMUN, Cosmology, Theoretical Physics, Unified Field Theory, Quantum Decoherence, Schumann Resonance, Quantum Mechanics, Origin of Mass
Primordial Vortex, TOE, Universal Frequency, A-C Field Theory, TRIIMUN, Cosmology, Theoretical Physics, Unified Field Theory, Quantum Decoherence, Schumann Resonance, Quantum Mechanics, Origin of Mass
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