The Spatial Semifluid Theory: A Unified Framework for Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Hubble Tension

This paper proposes that space 
is not empty but constitutes 
a semifluid medium of variable 
density,  — 

The Big Bang represents the sole 
initial condition of the current 
cycle. The universe is cyclic: 
the semifluid progressively hardens 
as energy disperses, galaxies implode 
into central black holes, which are 
reabsorbed until critical mass 
triggers a new Big Bang.

This single mechanism accounts for: 
dark matter, dark energy, the Hubble 
Tension, black hole formation, 
gravitational lensing, and the 
cyclic nature of the universe.

A concrete laboratory experiment 
using Helium-3 across all states 
of matter is proposed as a 
cosmic semifluid analog.

Independent theoretical framework 
developed March 3, 2026.