Space - Time. Merging Physical or Iurian Coordinates and Spatial or Cartesian Coordinates to Unify and Harmonize Scientific Structure.

After decades of effort to solve the standard model of "space-time", which has long served as a cornerstone of modern physics, it remains visually and conceptually incomplete, failing to integrate displacement and energy into a coherent geometric framework. This article argues that the traditional four-dimensional space-time continuum (R³ + T¹) is an asymmetric and aesthetically disharmonious model that does not yield a clear, simple, integral, and coherent graphic representation of the universe that mirrors the order observed in nature. Attempts to reconcile spatial coordinates with the axis of time have resulted in models that are visually unbalanced, incompatible with reality, and conceptually incomplete or unfinished. We propose the creation of Physical (or Iurian) Coordinates, a three-dimensional framework that integrates and combines Energy, Displacement (or Motion), and Time (EDT) as perpendicular, intrinsically connected axes. Thus, we can merge the Physical (or Iurian) Coordinates over the Spatial (or Cartesian) Coordinates by unifying and harmonizing them as an innovative solution to the structural Gordian Knot. This unification represents the fundamental coordinates of nature, which supports the Science Building, where the totality of theories, models, practices, and ideas work in partnership. Simplification stimulates scientific innovations inspired by the balanced and aesthetically consistent representation observed in nature.