# Hypothesis: Inductive Cosmic Substrate and Jet Engine Model (Stationary Earth Theory)

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Authors: Abbas Arabi
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Abstract

## Description This hypothesis, titled *Inductive Cosmic Substrate and Jet Engine Model (Stationary Earth Theory)*, presents a novel framework for understanding cosmic mechanics. It redefines the roles of black holes, the Sun, planets, and the Moon within a structured substrate grid, moving beyond classical vacuum-based physics. Key points include: - **Cosmic Substrate Grid:** Space is not empty but an engineered medium with X and Y coordinate axes guiding energy flow. - **Black Hole Refinery:** Black holes act as intakes, absorbing raw substrate material and compressing it under immense pressure. - **Solar Jet Engine:** The Sun functions as a nozzle, releasing refined energy (light, heat, solar winds) and stabilizing the grid through thrust. - **X-axis Dynamics:** Linear transfer of energy from the Sun to Earth keeps Earth fixed at the central coordinate (0,0). - **Y-axis Oscillations:** Mercury and Venus oscillate along the Y-axis, regulating daily pulses and seasonal cycles. - **Moon’s Motion:** The Moon moves along the Y-axis at the edge of the grid, acting as a damper and safety valve. It absorbs excess vibrations and solar noise, ensuring smooth energy transfer to Earth and maintaining biospheric stability. - **Stationary Earth:** Earth remains fixed at the center, with environmental changes (light, time, climate) induced by oscillations of surrounding celestial bodies rather than Earth’s own rotation. **Keywords:** Stationary Earth, Cosmic Substrate, Solar Jet Engine, Black Hole Refinery, Frequency Induction, Oscillating Planets, Moon Damping Mechanism

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Cosmology and Gravitation Theories Stellar planetary and galactic studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
5 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint