Fracture Genesis: A Public Overview of a Rupture-Based Cosmological Model

This document introduces the <i>Fracture Genesis Model (FGM)</i> — an alternative cosmological theory proposed by independent thinker <b>Steven Benoni</b>.Rather than relying on a singular Big Bang, FGM suggests the universe emerged through a <b>network of rupture points</b> within a high-tension pre-spacetime field. These fractures released energy and dimensionality unevenly but coherently, explaining isotropic cosmic microwave background radiation, early galaxy formation, and the concept of time as a field-dependent emergent property.This version is written for <b>general readers</b>, educators, and scientists interested in conceptual clarity.<br>It uses everyday analogies (like bursting pipes, stadium lights, and fireworks) to explain key concepts:<b>Rupture Cascade Fields</b><b>Emergent Horizons</b><b>Planck-Time Collapse Window</b><b>White Noise CMB Reinterpretation</b>It is a <b>non-technical companion</b> to the author’s more formal scientific thesis, <i>“Fracture Genesis: A Volcanic Analogy for the Origin of the Universe.”</i>The author makes no institutional claims and invites discussion from both academic and independent thinkers alike.