The Model of Circular Baryonic Conversion

This model describes the universe as a closed transformation system, in which black and white holes function as complementary interfaces. Upon entering a black hole, baryonic matter undergoes a fundamental transformation via a sub-dimensional plane and is subsequently re-emitted as dark matter through white holes. This process accounts for both the emergence of 85% of dark matter in the early universe through primordial black holes and the ultimate conclusion of the cosmos in a gravitational collapse (Big Crunch)