Tag: cosmic vortices
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How the Universe May Have Evolved from SMBHs to Particles
This is part of a series on the origin of spacetime and the early universe. See Essay #11 for a summary of the first ten essays. In Essay #10 I examined how large rotating regions of the hypothesized pre-geometric substrate could plausibly collapse into a series of compact cores, eventually producing supermassive black holes (SMBHs).…
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How Would Vortices Evolve in an Expanding Universe?
The previous essay explored how organized motion in an expanding universe might naturally bend into circulating structures called vortices. But the formation of stable vortices is not the end of the story. In nature, enduring structures rarely remain unchanged. They interact, adapt, and often reorganize into multiple smaller structures that inherit aspects of the original…
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How Does Motion Evolve Into Structure?
In the previous essay, I suggested that one plausible way to approach Einstein’s puzzle is to consider that spacetime may have emerged from a deeper, pre-geometric condition. If such an underlying substrate existed at the universe’s beginning, it would have formed alongside the universe itself and shared its earliest characteristics. Observation points to three defining…