Foundations of the theory
The Eleven Axioms of Unified Physics
These axioms guided the development of the unified physics theory presented in Cosmic Writings and Unified Physics.
Axiom 1
There is a single cause for all effects.
Axiom 2
The Universe is precisely controlled.
Axiom 3
Space and time are unmeasurable; therefore, there is no physics of space or time.
Axiom 4
There is a universal condition of conservation of acceleration.
Axiom 5
Energy does not exist as a substance. It is not a cause; it is an effect described by the product of mass and velocity squared.
Axiom 6
Entropy is a measure of the time required for heat to be absorbed into a working medium at a constant temperature.
Axiom 7
The particle nature exists; the wave nature does not.
Axiom 8
The Universe provides a universal constant measure of time.
Axiom 9
The speed of light varies as a result of its interaction with mass.
Axiom 10
Direct empirical evidence consists of object dependent measures of length and durations of object activities.
Axiom 11
Energy and momentum are simultaneously conserved in all physical interactions, replacing the Principle of Least Action and the Uncertainty Principle.
Read the related articles and the complete Unified Physics manuscript for further development of these principles.