An Addendum to Einstein’s Whole Theory of Universe

"Let me complete the circle," Einstein said at the end of his speech, and the opening sentence of our piece is, "We have completed the circle." We used to think that the world inside an atom was like a galaxy of particles and subatomic particles, and that every photon included a galaxy of sub-photons. Each atom and subatomic particle stores energy in the form of an energy pool at the center. Particles are generated from this energy pool, i.e. energy is converted into particles. While particles are entrapped by the energy pool in some subatomic galaxies, particles are turning into energy. The process of magnification revealed the secrets of atoms and galaxies. We concluded that atoms and galaxies are wrapped in folds based on magnified photographs of atoms and subatomic particles. The researchers also discovered that the universe contains two types of matter: luminous (e.g. stars) and non-luminous (e.g. planets, moons) matter. A white hole is the core of luminous matter (galaxies), while a black hole is the center of non-luminous matter (galaxies). The energy pools are white holes and black holes, respectively.