The Inhale
RSI reads the large-scale migration of galaxies as the field itself flowing back toward the Master Still Core.
In RSI, the universe runs as a cycle. The Exhale sends energy and matter outward from the Still Core. The Inhale is the return leg, the observed migration of matter back toward the center of the universal toroid.
Astronomers see large-scale movements of galaxies, such as the pull toward the Great Attractor and the bulk flows of the Laniakea Supercluster. The standard approach attributes such motion to unseen mass, often Dark Matter, pulling from a fixed point. RSI proposes instead that these motions follow the pressure gradient set by the field's circulation back toward the Master Still Core. Galaxies fall down the medium's pressure gradient rather than being tugged by a hidden object.
The theory sums this up simply. The universe is not falling toward nothing. It is returning to its source to be reset, so that the cycle of Exhale and Inhale can begin again.
From the paper: Chapter VI, The Inhale: The Return to the Still Core. Read the full section
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