Fractal Cosmology and Fractal Spacetime

Fractal Cosmology suggests that the structure of the universe follows a self-similar, repeating pattern across scales—from galaxy clusters to quantum fluctuations. Traditional models assume the universe is homogeneous at large scales, but fractal cosmology challenges this, suggesting that matter is distributed in a recursive, fractal-like way. Fractal Spacetime extends this concept to the fabric of space and time itself, proposing that at the smallest quantum scales, spacetime is not smooth but fractal, with complexity increasing as you zoom in.