Möbius Cosmology

Möbius Cosmology proposes that the universe is a one-sided, non-orientable manifold emerging from primordial
quantum foam. Local high-curvature transitions along the manifold produce Big Bang–like conditions without requiring
a global origin. Supermassive black holes generate new branches of the same manifold, forming a unified cosmic
structure without disconnected universes. This model reframes entropy, cosmic acceleration, and the arrow of time as
orientation-dependent effects, offering a conceptually cohesive extension to standard cosmology. This framework is
speculative but grounded in established mathematical topology and observational facts about black holes and cosmic
structure. Open issues, constraints, and falsifiable predictions are explicitly identified.