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The Sphere of Everything — A conceptual framework of invariants, regimes, and black holes

Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This work presents the “Sphere of Everything”, a conceptual framework in which existence is governed by invariant rules rather than objects. The model is represented as a sphere composed of two complementary hemispheres sharing a common center of invariants. Elements and configurations are mapped on the surface as positions and possibilities, while the center contains only rules. Within this framework, trajectories describe paths of coherence across regimes; time emerges as an effect of persistence rather than a fundamental axis. Extreme phenomena, such as black holes, are interpreted as regime limits where form, state, and time lose describability while invariant rules remain valid. Quasars are discussed as manifestations of equilibrium restoration, not as anomalies, and matter is treated as conserved through transformation of regime, without transfer between matter and antimatter. Version update: v2 This version adds a structured conceptual clarification on light as a regime effect, introducing admissibility, the role of matter as a constraint, and observation as a physical process.It also consolidates the interpretation of energy as a cost of coherence (E = m·lim²).Core assumptions and invariants of the model remain unchanged. Version update: v3 This version introduces a focused boundary case related to the limits of remote control under increasing distance. The work remains part of the broader conceptual framework “The Sphere of Everything”, whose complete structure is developed outside this document. This document is part of a broader conceptual framework, “The Sphere of Everything”.The complete structure, assumptions, and ongoing development is developed and maintained at:www.sferadeltutto.it
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17956695
Author: Rossetto, Luca
Language: English
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7115709562
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