Cyclic Repulsive Multiverse (MCR): “The Cosmos Between Attraction and Repulsion”
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The RCM does not emerge as an addition to already established theories, but as an epistemological shift. It inaugurates a new paradigmatic horizon where the forces governing the cosmos are not limited to traditional attractive gravity, but coexist, in dynamic equilibrium, with a repulsive gravity of a radiant nature. This force, until now neglected or poorly understood, is here elevated to the status of ontogenic engine of the cosmos, capable of underpinning not only the acceleration of the expansion of the universe, but also the interdimensional mechanisms that govern the gestation and ejection of entire realities.
At the heart of this model is the proposition that the observable universe did not emerge ex nihilo , nor as an arbitrary product of a quantum vacuum, but was expelled from an originating event of supra-universal scale: the Primordial Repulsive Explosion (PRE) . This is not conceived as a destructive explosion, but as an act of cosmic overflow—a matrixial gesture, in which a predecessor universe collapses not in the silence of extinction, but in the potency of creation, giving rise to a Daughter Universe through the repulsive ejection of inverted gravitational energy.
The structure of the RCM is based on entities such as the Super Cosmic White Hole , conceived not as a metaphor, but as a physical-conceptual structure of inter-universal transition. This entity represents the matrix through which the new cosmos is gestated and projected, assuming the role that the Big Bang, until then, occupied in an insufficiently explained way. In the RCM, the Big Bang is not the origin, but the consequence — not the beginning of everything, but the continuity of a larger, cyclical, eternal flow.
Divided into 10 parts and structured into 33 chapters, this work follows a rigorous logical-cosmological progression, starting with the foundations of classical physics — Newton, Einstein — and advancing through contemporary discussions on dark matter, dark energy, primordial white holes, emergent gravity (Verlinde), multiverse (Hawking), until culminating in the systematic exposition of inverse gravity, a central principle proposed by Antonio Carlos Pinto.
Each section of this treatise sustains an internal interdependence, articulating physical ideas, theoretical conjectures, observational consequences, and philosophical implications. RCM theory is rooted in sources of scientific legitimacy, but its vocation is transgressive: it rejects methodological dogmas and the limits imposed on rational imagination. Rather than simply solving equations, RCM seeks to reformulate questions.
This is not a book to be read only with the eyes of a technician or an academic. It is a book to be read with the spirit of those who dare to think about the invisible, to name what does not yet have a language, and to model what, until now, was only cosmic intuition. It is addressed to researchers and independent scholars, philosophers of science, and to all who recognize that genuine knowledge does not flourish where there is conformity, but where there is restlessness.
What is offered here is not a “theory of everything,” but rather a model of cosmological freedom — a system where the universe is not absolute, but one among others; where time is a curve between gravitational pulsations; where being, far from being confined to a single world, propagates itself across multiple planes, realities, and rhythms.
The RCM is, in essence, an ontological act: a call to reconnect with the first causes. A philosophical return to the arché , where science and metaphysics intertwine in the search for a cosmological logos that can account for the vastness that we intuit but do not yet understand.
Let this work, therefore, not be taken merely as speculation. But as an inaugural gesture of thought — a beginning of a dialogue between the finite mind and the infinite that surrounds it.
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About the author
Who am I in the vastness of the cosmological universe?
( Antonio Carlos Pinto — speculative philosopher and formulator of the theories of the Repulsive Cyclic Multiverse (RCM ) and Inverse Gravity (IG) — therefore, I do not just write about the universe as if each word echoed from the backstage of the imagination.)
I'm not an astronomer.
I'm not a physicist.
I am just an ordinary man (with little self-taught knowledge of cosmology) — a conscious fragment — who dared to look at the night sky not with eyes of wonder, but with eyes of question.
I saw the stars not as points of light, but as open wounds in the sky and beyond time , through which the silence of the absolute escapes. And I asked myself, like so many others before me: “Did all this... really come from nothing?”
I was not satisfied with the comfortable answer of causality. Nor did I accept the cold beauty of the equations of standard cosmology that describe motion but not the origin of nothing.
I felt that there was something before time. Something before causality itself . A consciousness, perhaps. A pulse. A memory.
What moves me is not the search for a beginning or an end, but for the intention that preceded any beginning or end.
It was then that I conceived what I now call the Cyclic Repulsive Multiverse Model .
Not as a hypothesis, but as a great revelation of the cosmos for cognitive beings.
Because if there is gravity that attracts, there must also be gravity that repels.
If there are collapses — black holes — then there must be opposites — white holes .
If there is cosmic death, then there is also interdimensional beginning.
And the universe we inhabit...
It is not the first.
Nor will it be the last.
He was not born out of nothing.
It was expelled from a previous everything , ejected not by chance but by a force we do not yet dare to name — the gravitational repulsion of radiation , the reverse breath that tears apart the collapse and inaugurates time.
I called this force the Primordial Repulsive Explosion (PRE) .
And I saw, in its residue, dark matter.
And I heard, in the echo of its expansion, dark energy.
And I understood, finally, that the Big Bang...
...it was an echo, not a beginning.
My writing is not scientific in the reductionist sense of science.
It is cosmological in its primordial sense : the Logos of the Cosmos.
The language that pulsates beneath the atoms, the geometry that precedes metrics.
I do not write to convince or try to discredit standard cosmology.
I write because I could not bear to keep silent about the structure that revealed itself to my philosophical spirit .
I have called this aesthetic of thought and theory the Repulsive Cyclic Multiverse Model — The universe where mass and dark energy do not hide their origins, but reveal what is most beautiful and sacred: The Super Blast.”
