Nullcore

The Nullcore is the parent's face of a universe's beginning: the singularity at the bottom of a null well, where the parent universe's data sinks to 0. A universe begins across three parts, the binary pulse written across a boundary, 0 | 1. On the parent's side is the Nullcore, the 0, where the record of everything that fell into the well closes. Between them is the Bifold, the line between the dimensions. On the child's side is the Pulsecore, the 1, the child's data within the Bifold. Physics reads a black hole and a white hole as two faces of one geometry (the Einstein–Rosen bridge), the one that only takes in and the one that only gives out; the Nullcore is the taking face, and the child's Pulsecore is what its information becomes (the Return to Bifurcation). When the novas have emptied that Pulsecore it is the Nullcore again, seen from inside: the two are one vacuum, the Null Vacuum. It connects to Bifold, Pulsecore, Null Well, Return to Bifurcation, Prime Pulse and Null Vacuum.