Black holes as a pulsating temporal gravitational regulator of the Universe - logical answers to questions with as yet unproven explanations

This article examines the possibility that black holes - the most mysterious phenomenon in the Universe, are not just "black", but represent a "switching gravitational regulator". The concept is based on and further develops the basic ideas of the "General Theory of Temporality". If the "black hole" is not only black (universal absorption), periodically changes its status and becomes a "white hole" (i.e. returns matter, energy and space), then it becomes a tool that manages the stability of space and makes unnecessary overly abstract and unprovable hypotheses such as multidimensional spaces, parallel universes, dark matter and energy.