Energy Filament Theory (V6.0)

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• 1.0 One-page Overview: Version Roles, the Four-Layer Map, and How to Use It
• 1.1 Five Minutes Before Upheaval: What Intuition Do We Actually Need to Replace?
• 1.2 Axiom 1: Vacuum Is Not Empty — The Universe Is a Continuous Energy Sea
• 1.3 Axiom II: Particles Are Not Points—Filament Structures in the Energy Sea That Curl Up and Become Closed-and-Locked
• 1.4 Sea-State Quartet: Density, Tension, Texture, Cadence
• 1.5 Relay: The Unified Language of Propagation, Information, and Energy
• 1.6 Field: Not an Object, but the Sea’s Weather and Navigation Map
• 1.7 How Particles “See” the Field: Different Particles, Different Channel Readouts—Not Being Pulled, but Finding a Path
• 1.8 Force: Gradient Settlement (F=ma and Inertia’s “Tension Ledger”)
• 1.9 Boundary Materials Science—Tension Walls, Pores, and Corridors
• 1.10 The Speed of Light and Time: The Real Upper Limit Comes from the Energy Sea; the Measured Constant Comes from Rulers and Clocks
• 1.11 Particle-Structure Lineage: Stable and Short-Lived Particles and Where Generalized Unstable Particles Fit
• 1.12 Where Do Particle Properties Come From: The Structure–Sea State–Property Mapping Table
• 1.13 The Structure and Properties of Light: Wave Packet, Twisted Light Filament, Polarization, and Identity
• 1.14 Light and particles share the same root; Waves share the same origin
• 1.15 Redshift Mechanisms: Tension Potential Redshift as the Baseline Color, Path Evolution Redshift as the Fine Correction
• 1.16 Dark Pedestal — The Double-Sided Effects of the Short-Lived Filament State (Generalized Unstable Particles, Statistical Tension Gravity, Tension Background Noise)
• 1.17 Gravity/Electromagnetism: Tension Slope and Texture Slope (Two Maps)
• 1.18 Swirl Texture and Nuclear Force: Alignment and Locking
• 1.19 Strong & Weak Interactions: Structural Rules and Transformations (Not Extra Hands)
• 1.20 Four-Force Unification: Three Mechanisms + Rule Layer + Statistical Layer (Master Table)
• 1.21 The Master Framework of Structure Formation: Texture → Filament → Structure (Minimal Building Block)
• 1.22 Microstructure Formation: Linear Striation + Swirl Texture + Cadence → Orbitals, Interlocking, Molecules
• 1.23 Formation of Macroscopic Structure: Black Hole Spin Vortices → Galaxies; Linear Striation Docking → Cosmic Web
• 1.24 Participatory Observation: Measurement Systems, Rulers and Clocks as Origin, and Cross-Era Comparison
• 1.25 Extreme Cosmic Scenarios: Black Hole / Cosmic Boundary / Silent Cavity
• 1.26 A Picture of the Early Universe
• 1.27 A Picture of Cosmic Evolution: Relaxation Evolution (Baseline Tension Timeline)
• 1.28 The Modern Universe: A Zoning Map + A Structure Map + A Clear Way to Read Observations
• 1.29 A Picture of the Universe’s Origin and End
• 1.30 A Physical Upgrade Map — How It Relates to Existing Physics + A Testable Checklist + An Artificial Intelligence Index