The Fractal Soda Pop Bootstrap Universe proposes a novel cosmological model to address current puzzles in cosmology such as dark matter, dark energy, and singularities.
It combines fractal mathematics with the relatable analogy of a 'Soda Pop Universe' to present a unified framework for cosmic evolution.
The model introduces the concept of Bootstrap Causality to govern a recursive, self-correcting cosmic process.
The 'Soda Pop Universe' analogy envisions dark matter as the structural medium, dark energy as the driving force of cosmic expansion, and galaxies as bubbles in a carbonated medium.
The mathematical core of the framework, the Fractal Flux Bootstrap Time Spiral, offers innovations in cosmic modeling by addressing concepts like white holes and singularities.
FF-BTS describes the evolution of cosmic scale factors, resolving singularities through regulated mass-energy densities and recursive feedback loops.
The FSPBU framework unifies dark matter and dark energy, describes cosmic structures as fractal gravity wells, and models cosmic evolution as recursive feedback loops.
Unique observational predictions include anomalies in the Cosmic Microwave Background, distinct galaxy distribution patterns, and gravitational wave signatures.
Numerical and analytical validations support the FSPBU model, showcasing features like stable attractors, bifurcations, and recurrent cosmic behaviors.
Implications of the FSPBU include replacing the Big Bang with cyclic cosmic renewal, dynamic self-regulation, and a scalable framework applicable across micro and macro phenomena.
Future directions involve formalizing flux equations, numerical simulations, identifying observational signatures, and peer-reviewed publications to refine the model.