Theory of C-Universe: revised Theory of Creation, a recursive-creation cipher
Bruno Wayne Salter · 2025
This paper presents the "Theory of C-Universe," a novel meta-theoretical framework proposing a unified, recursive mechanism for the universe's operation, from its origin to the emergence of life and its evolution. It posits that the universe possesses a fundamental spiral geometry, which is termed the "Universe Code" due to its resemblance to human DNA, dictating its evolution. After a Big Bang, the universe initially restarts with a slightly balanced distribution of matter and antimatter. This spiral geometry acts as the conduit through which dark energy expands, causing the observed curvature and contributing to the perception of higher dimensions. Within this spiraling expansion, black holes absorb more antimatter than matter, thereby creating a crucial imbalance of antimatter exceeding matter within the ultimate black hole. This observed matter-antimatter asymmetry in the universe is a prelude to this inverted, internal imbalance. The ultimate state-an antimatter-heavy, information-dense, spiraling singularity-triggers a recursive detonation. This true Big Bang is induced by intense spiraling momentum, the internal antimatter imbalance (leading to a quantum gravitational instability through highenergy fluctuation/pressure), and interference from pressure and gravity. This process ensures not all matter and antimatter are absorbed, preventing complete annihilation and allowing for a continuous, cyclical rebirth, characteristic of a "meta-asymmetry" where difference recurs in structure through evolution, not reset.