Field Origin Cosmology

This paper introduces Field-Origin Cosmology, a theoretical framework in which mass, gravity, and energy arise from the behavior of a tension-sensitive primordial field. In this model, particles are localized oscillatory structures that interact with the field through cycles of contraction and expansion. These oscillations create inward field flow, leading to the formation of a relaxed boundary layer where the field is cyclically annihilated. The repeated consumption of field material establishes persistent gradients that drive gravitational behavior.Gravity emerges not from geometry or curvature, but from the dynamic reconfiguration of the field as it responds to mass-induced inflow. The gravitational field is not static but shaped by continuous wave-like movement, with energy conserved through the inheritance of structure between successive cycles. This approach provides alternative explanations for redshift, lensing, and the apparent presence of dark matter, offering a new basis for interpreting cosmological observations.