Black Holes as Multiverse Junctions: A Balance-Driven Network Model of Inter-Universal Energy Transfer

This conceptual framework proposes that multiple universes (A, B, and C) exist not as isolated cosmic systems but as interconnected nodes within a self-sustaining multiverse network. In this structure, black holes function as structural junctions that link universes and regulate energy transfer rather than acting as cosmic endpoints. Dark matter forms the dense transfer medium within these black hole channels, enabling stable energy flow across universes, while dark energy operates as the driving pressure that continuously powers the cosmic circulation engine. Together, these components create a dynamic system that maintains balance through perpetual motion, where stability arises from flow and collapse emerges from stagnation.