Ice-Cosmos and Pit Theory A Structural Framework for Relational Density

This paper introduces a comprehensive theoretical framework based on pit structures
and the ice-cosmos model to explain physical phenomena without resorting to black-
box concepts like "force" or "emergence." We propose that all stable structures—from
raindrops to galaxies—exist because they form localized depressions (pits) in the
relational density field. The ice-cosmos model provides a dynamical prototype for
cosmic evolution, while the mathematical formulation of pit structures offers a
rigorous foundation for the theory. The framework naturally explains galaxy rotation
without dark matter, the nature of light as pit-dissipation, and provides a unified
understanding of existence, stability, and dissolution across all physical scales.