
We present RONDu1, a novel Kerr-type black hole universe (BHU) undergoing homologous phase-locked rotation and contraction. Spacetime expansion/stretch scalar, SU is synthesized, applying BHU geometry within Poisson elasticity. √SU amplifies curvature, yielding an epoch-varying cosmological constant ΛRu, consistent with GR/ΛCDM. SU2 augments Misner-Sharp mass into Dark Gravity (DG) (an alternative to dark matter) and decomposes into FLRW-like fractions. BHU kinematics: collapse rate, angular velocity, proper time, thermality, and cavity harmonics, derived from a Dynamic Horizon Photon (DHP) pump mechanism, source CMB and dark energy evolution in this non-inflationary, cold-collapse cosmogenesis. Interpreted as a self-similar projective foliation, spacetime preserves isotropy, Bianchi identity, KNdS embedding, and particle motion, while matching CMB acoustic scale (ℓA≈304) and PR4 CMB/BAO spectra. Monte Carlo analyses of large-scale structures (LSS) identify ~9.9Gpc as the fundamental Kerr-BHU eigenmode at ~4.8-6.4𝜎 significance. RONDu1 Hubble parameter HRu=c/r predicts meson energy (ħHRu~140 MeV) at confinement scale. Novel Bare Geometric Mass (BGM) energy induces resonant symmetry switching SU(3)↔SU(2)×U(1) with tetrahedral degeneracies creating quarks/fermions. We address H0/S8 tensions, bridge GR with QM, and propose resolutions to the cosmological constant problem (CCP), chirality, and primordial abundance problem.
General Relativity, Poisson Elasticity, Cosmic Microwave Background, Dark matter, Hubble Constant, Baryons, Physical cosmology, Lambda CDM, Astrophysics, LCDM, Dark Energy, Hubble Tension, Cosmological Constant
General Relativity, Poisson Elasticity, Cosmic Microwave Background, Dark matter, Hubble Constant, Baryons, Physical cosmology, Lambda CDM, Astrophysics, LCDM, Dark Energy, Hubble Tension, Cosmological Constant
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