The Dual Universe: Creation and Recycling Through Stars and Black Holes explores a radical new cosmological theory in which stars and black holes are not opposite forces but partners in a universal cycle of creation, collapse, and renewal.
This compelling synthesis of science and metaphysics proposes that the universe is governed by a dynamic feedback loop. Stars generate matter and radiate energy outward, while black holes compress, process, and periodically eject recycled material that may seed the birth of new stars and galaxies. This dual mechanism forms the backbone of a living, evolving cosmos.
The book integrates four powerful frameworks:
General Relativity: Describing the geometry of spacetime and the role of mass and energy in its curvature.
Quantum Mechanics: Introducing uncertainty, entanglement, and the importance of information.
Pressure-Driven Gravity: A novel theory suggesting gravity emerges from pressure gradients in a compressible vacuum medium.
The Mirror Thesis: A speculative model proposing that the universe operates through recursion, reflection, and information feedback across time.
Challenging the mainstream narrative of entropy and heat death, The Dual Universe argues for a self-regulating cosmos that remembers, recycles, and re-emerges, not a universe that merely winds down. It offers thought-provoking questions, and a unified vision of time, gravity, and consciousness.
This book is for readers fascinated by the deep questions of existence, the limits of modern physics, and the possibility of a more complete understanding of our place in the universe.
