Infinite Collapse
A cosmological model in which an unbounded energy field collapses in equal steps and the same algorithm repeats in nested universes, down to the atom.
Sonsuz Çöküş (Infinite Collapse) is a cosmological model by Mustafa Soner İzgi. It starts from a single premise: an unbounded potential energy field. At one point of the field the first gravitational pull (F₁) begins, and the field collapses towards the centre at constant speed and in equal steps. At every step one shell reaches the centre and one pair is born in it: an open member and a closed member. Every earlier pair receives energy in proportion to its age and keeps it as a recorded oscillation. At every step the incoming energy equals the newborn pair plus the energy received by all earlier pairs.
Once established, the order repeats itself. When the centre C₀, the 14-pole layer Y₀ and the seven sky layers G₁–G₇ are filled, the structure saturates and collapses into itself. The 14 poles of Y₀ become the centres of 14 inner universes that grow by the same algorithm, and new ones are born inside them. Every scale, from the atom to celestial bodies, is read as a repetition of this order.
Where the model stands
- Consistency. The counting rule and the working table were checked line by line: in all 114 steps the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy.
- Anchors. The model is tied to four measurements: the proton-to-electron mass ratio sets the model's clock; the ratios of hydrogen's spectral lines (the binding energy of a layer falls with the square of its order), the genetic code (4, 64, 20) and the numbers of the strong interaction (8, 6, 3) match exactly.
- Prediction. A structure saturates at most at G₇: an atom's electron cloud has at most seven shells, so the eighth row of the periodic table does not fill.
- Eliminated readings. Reading the cosmic expansion with a single power law, and reading atomic light from the age of the pairs, did not match measurement; other readings are being tested in their place.
Pages
- Model: the algorithm from the unbounded field to nested universes and the atom.
- Rules: the 34 rules of the model in one list.
- Results: anchors, eliminated readings and predictions.
- Atom bridge: how the work proceeds from the atom inwards and outwards.
- Method: how the model is tested.
The Turkish site is the primary edition; the research notes with code, figures and sources, the checks and the development log are available there (Türkçe).