Clusters of Universes - The Omniverse

Introduction This document presents a directional cosmological hypothesis in which the observable universe is only a local unit within a much larger structure: the Omniverse. In this framework, universes are not isolated nor randomly distributed. They form clusters of universes, comparable to galactic superclusters but on a higher scale. Each cluster possesses its own internal dynamics, geometric tensions, directional signatures, and zones of coherence. The Omniverse is defined as a meta‑space containing all universes, organized according to fluxes, gradients, and zones of directional saturation.