Memory Loop Cosmology: A Cyclical Universe with Evolving Information

Abstract — Memory Loop Cosmology This paper proposes a theoretical cosmological framework called “Memory Loop Cosmology”, in which the universe is governed by a cyclical temporal structure rather than a linear one. Each universal cycle gives rise to a new reality with small, cumulative deviations from the previous iteration. Unlike traditional cyclic models that reset after collapse or heat death, this model suggests that a form of cosmic memory persists between cycles — influencing physical constants, energetic structures, and possibly consciousness itself. This idea reframes time as evolutionary, not static. Stable patterns tend to re-emerge through resonance, creating preferred cosmic configurations across cycles. Consciousness, in this view, can be understood as an informational imprint synchronized with the cosmic loop, offering a conceptual bridge between cosmology, information theory, and metaphysics of identity.