New Physics Release: Toward a Unified Picture

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New Physics at a Glance:

I. A Universe Different from Textbooks

• Big Bang → a boiling sea
• The universe is “expanding” → the sea is relaxing
• Where is dark matter → average gravity
• Black hole interior: ultra-dense → rolling, boiling flow
• Elementary particles: point-like → ring-like
• Gravity: geometric curvature → undulations of tension
• Electricity and magnetism: mathematical fields → surface textures on the sea
• Photon: elementary particle → a disturbance riding the sea
• Explanations by patchwork → unify the language first
• Each phenomenon in isolation → one base-map to read them all

In summary: switch to a deeper base-map. Many “must-have” assumptions become optional, and many “hard-to-explain corners” fall into place.

II. Official Release of Energy Filament Theory

Today we officially release the Energy Filament Theory (EFT):

• Use the energy sea as the base-map
• Speak in the language of tension and texture
• Bridge particle—black hole—cosmos as one continuum
• Apply one yardstick to read the world

Slogan: fewer assumptions, explain more, connect the pieces, stay intuitive.

III. Different Perspectives

Guide: each topic presents a hard point, a picture, and a jump-to suggestion for further reading.

1. Dark Matter
   • Hard Point: About 85% of gravitational influence remains undetected directly.
   • Picture: Innumerable short-lived pulls stack into average gravity, which imitates extra mass.
   • Jump-To: Challenge: Average Gravity vs. Dark Matter.
2. Black Holes
   • Hard Point: A four-layer structure: horizon, transition belt, inner critical zone, inner core.
   • Picture: A re-melting energy soup inside; jets act like steam valves; the surface skin can evaporate.
   • Jump-To: Inside a Black Hole: Like a “Boiling Pot”.
3. Electron
   • Hard Point: Circulation → electric charge; texture → electric field; re-winding → magnetic field.
   • Picture: An energy ring with finite thickness, not a mathematical point.
   • Jump-To: At a Glance: The Electron Is a “Ring,” Not a Point.
4. Quantum
   • Hard Point: Fringes are projections of terrain waves; observation stakes and reshapes the terrain; entanglement follows the same wave-making rules.
   • Picture: Not magic—topography.
   • Jump-To: A Different Reading: Double-Slit and Quantum Entanglement.
5. Cosmology
   • Hard Point: Redshift, Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), and Baryon Acoustic Oscillations (BAO) can be re-read using tension-based rescaling.
   • Picture: “Space is expanding” is not the only explanation; the yardstick itself may be changing.
   • Jump-To: The Universe May Not Be Expanding, Nor Necessarily Born in a Bang.
6. The Four Fundamental Forces
   • Hard Point: Gravity = slope of tightness; electromagnetism = texture coupling; the strong force = docking; the weak force = re-stabilization.
   • Picture: The four forces share one root and one language—a single tension–texture map can read them all.
   • Jump-To: Toward a Unified Picture of the Four Forces.
7. Evaluation
   • Hard Point: 2,000 phenomena; a ten-dimension scorecard; Energy Filament Theory 88.5, Relativity 79.8 (same yardstick).
   • Picture: Turn “feels right” into one comparable measure.
   • Jump-To: 2,000 Evaluations: A New Theory Challenges Modern Physics.
8. Cosmic Evolution
   • Hard Point: The vacuum is not empty; every point can carry strength and direction.
   • Picture: The universe begins as a boiling energy sea—high density, high tension.
   • Jump-To: The Vacuum Is Not Empty: There Is an “Energy Sea”.
9. Three Questions
   • Hard Point: Where are we? Who are we? Where are we going?
   • Picture: Energy Filament Theory answers the first; the other two continue in progress.
   • Jump-To: Energy Filament Theory: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

IV. Why New Physics?

Modern physics often presents the world mainly through mathematics, which can drift away from intuition. We propose a direct, universal, and self-consistent view that does not require expert-level math:

• The universe is an elastic energy sea with textures.
• The sea can form filaments, and filaments can close into rings.
• Forces are variations of tension, and waves are propagating disturbances.

This bottom-up approach lets each phenomenon follow a continuous physical pathway, rather than relying on disconnected patches.

V. Closing and Next Steps

Energy Filament Theory is not merely a theory launch—it is an invitation:

• Rethink vacuum, gravity, particles, and the universe.
• Test with data rather than defend with belief.

Science often advances with a single “why.” Use your own methods to see the universe that is yours to discover.
Website: energyfilament.org (short link: 1.tt)

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