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Breakdown point transmission model is a cosmological model that describes how our universe originated from a primitive universe. In the simplest form, it can be compared to the discharge of electric charges in a capacitor. Something like the exchange of components between two huge blocks that caused the creation of our universe and probably thousands of other universes. This model provides a general outline of how the universe was born according to its own processes and laws. According to this model, the creation of the universe occurred from the boundary collision between the components of two huge blocks of quasi-energy or quasi-matter in a primitive universe. The components of these primary blocks have properties similar to matter and antimatter, and due to the strong repulsive force, they have been separated into wide blocks with a vacuum-like distance. Our world was formed by a boundary accident in the heart of one of these blocks (main blocks). And simply, the main fundamental forces are the result of the interaction and mutual influence between the components of the particles with the force field resulting from this main block. In this model, issues and problems such as the inflation of the universe, the nature of the four fundamental forces and the relationship between them, problem of the horizon, the Flatness problem, baryon asymmetry, the nature of dark matter, the nature of dark energy, etc. are explained in a simple way.