What question did this study set out to answer?

To present a theory that explains the fundamental composition of the universe through positive and negative nuclei.

March 27, 2026Open Access

Theory of Cosmic Unity: Duality of Positive and Negative nucleus

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To present a theory that explains the fundamental composition of the universe through positive and negative nuclei.
Develop theoretical framework for elementary particles
Analyze the role of electric charges in mass
Explore gravitational interactions within this particle theory
Offers a unified explanation for mass, gravity, and inertia
Challenges existing models like the Standard Model
Suggests a new perspective on particle interactions

Abstract

This theory holds that the universe is fundamentally composed of only two elementary particles: positive nuclei and negative nuclei. Mass is not an intrinsic property of particles, but a result of the unidirectional attractive force generated by the interaction of electric charges within a gravitational field. This theory can uniformly explain the origins of mass, gravity, and inertia, while providing an explanatory framework beyond the scope of both the Standard Model and general relativity.

Theory of Cosmic Unity: Duality of Positive and Negative nucleus

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