The Spark That Never Stopped

What is existence as a phenomenon? Like… what is it? Where did it come from, and why does it keep existing? The answers to these questions may arise from the math and logic of the alumogenesis hypothesis (lumo-: 'light', genesis: 'creation,' a-: 'without a cause'), which proposes that existence emerged as a single photon and a single empty space (at and ), defined only by not being the other, because nothing existed to prevent it. After emergence, the empty space expanded and the photons duplicated and interacted—forming energy, then mass (hydrogen and helium), stars (elements), planets, and eventually life (abiogenesis). An essential implication is that all of existence is physically connected through The Record—the unbroken complexity escalation of the first moment from 14 billion years ago. Existence… as a phenomenon… is a beautifully simple defined spark that never stopped, turning into everything we see around us. It is also identical to the emergence of life.