Black Holes as Field Vacuum Regions: An Emergent Gravity Solution to Singularities and Information Paradox

This infographic visually explains the concept of black holes as emergent field vacuums, based on a medium-organization framework rather than traditional singularity models. The graphic illustrates how black holes are regions of ultra-low field pressure, where the organization of spacetime creates a powerful vacuum effect that draws in matter and energy. Key concepts such as field reorganization, energy transformation, event horizon as a phase boundary, and the conservation of energy and information are depicted. This visual is designed to support research and education in emergent gravity, quantum information, and unified field theory.