Resonant Multiverse Model (RMM) is a speculative theoretical cosmology framework exploring the possibility that spacetime, geometry, matter, and physical law are emergent phenomena arising from deeper resonance-based interactions within a pre-geometric substrate referred to as the Flodman Field. The model proposes that universes may form when collective resonance coherence among proto-informational structures — called Flodman Resonance Nodes (FRNs) — exceeds a dynamic stabilization threshold. In this framework, dimensions, causality, and physical constants are not treated as fundamental starting conditions, but as emergent properties of stabilized harmonic structures. RMM further explores whether neighboring cosmological domains with partially overlapping resonance configurations could produce observable gravitational effects interpreted internally as dark matter and dark energy. Rather than replacing established theories such as General Relativity, quantum mechanics, string theory, or brane cosmology, the framework attempts to function as a conceptual substrate beneath them. This manuscript is intended as an exploratory and speculative research framework rather than a validated physical theory. The goal is to investigate whether resonance-based emergence may offer a useful perspective for understanding unresolved problems in cosmology, quantum gravity, and the origin of spacetime itself. Keywords: cosmology, emergent spacetime, multiverse, resonance theory, quantum gravity, dark matter, dark energy, theoretical physics, speculative cosmology
Flodman Andreas (Fri,) studied this question.