Opposing Curvature Separation Theory: The Geometric Unification of Spacetime and the Universe's Structure

Abstract

This paper introduces the Opposing Curvature Separation Theory (OCST), a fully geometric approach to spacetime dynamics. The theory proposes that gravity, dark matter, and dark energy emerge naturally from the interaction of two opposing spacetime curvatures one dominated by matter and the other by antimatter. This interaction, driven by early electromagnetic forces, generates the tension that defines spacetime itself. By extending Einstein’s field equations, OCST provides a unified explanation for cosmic expansion, structure formation, and gravitational lensing, eliminating the need for unknown particles or forces. The paper presents key equations, theoretical implications.