Integrated Model of Cosmic Origin: Light Fluctuations, Uncertainty, and Twin Universes

This work presents an integrated conceptual model of cosmic origin that unifies the wave nature of light, matter fixation, and causal emergence. Building on prior studies (Series 1–4), it proposes that time is not a fundamental independent parameter but an attribute derived from light fluctuations. In the pre-cosmic state, time, energy, and space are undefined, and only latent light fluctuations and potential causal connections exist. Cosmic birth occurs as a critical structural transition, simultaneously generating causality, time, energy, and a twin-universe system of positive and negative energy. Light fluctuations, constrained by the uncertainty principle, play a central role in establishing temporal order and causal structure. This framework offers a coherent integration of light, matter, time, and causality, providing a novel perspective for understanding the emergence of the universe.