The Twelve Hypotheses - P3 Hypothesis 9 The Expansion of the Earth

Over the course of more than three decades, this study embarked on an unconventional intellectual journey, driven by a personal passion to seek answers to profound cosmic questions. It began as an amateur research project in 1992, starting with questions about natural disasters and the end of celestial bodies, and gradually expanded to encompass multiple sciences from astrophysics to biology and philosophy. The goal was not simply to gather information, but to arrive at a “comprehensive view of the universe” that would bring together different branches of knowledge and offer unique insights beyond traditional academic boundaries.

The Point Model: The Basis of the New Vision  The core of this research is based on the hypothesis of the “point model of the universe,” a conceptual framework that offers new explanations for the most complex cosmic mysteries. The model posits that space is not empty, but rather a living, dynamic fabric composed of point particles, and that the fundamental forces of the universe arise from the interactions of these points.