The three dimensions of space we live in might be an instantaneous projection from a six-dimensional nucleus rather than something that evolved over billions of years.

Ripple-instantiation cosmogenesis proposes that spacetime is a 6D spherical cascade rather than a temporal assembly. This model explains why early galaxies observed by telescopes look far more mature than they should for their age. Standard cosmology assumes the universe grew slowly over time from a single point. This new theory suggests that time is just a parameter used to order a projection that essentially happened all at once. If this is true, the fundamental nature of history and causality is an illusion created by our perspective in 3D space. It forces a total rethink of the Big Bang and the origins of the entire universe.