This entry contains the complete full-release package of the entire series. Each archive bundle includes the finalized Chinese manuscript and its full English translation for all volumes. No partial excerpts or incremental diff files are distributed; the packaging method is analogous to archiving a complete source code project. The whole theoretical system abandons empirical chemical hypotheses such as traditional electron orbitals and the octet rule. It establishes a unified microscopic mechanical framework built on four core mechanisms: spherical stacking of atomic nuclei, atomic photon skeletons, electron buoyancy, and gravitational ablation. All research is confined to normal temperature and pressure conditions, excluding discussions of high-energy nuclear decay and fission. The eight volumes progress logically in sequence, with their core contents outlined below: Volume 1: On the Origin of All Things The general outline of the entire series. It establishes unified fundamental axioms of primordial particles, defines the basic properties of photons and statons, and constructs foundational force models for gravity, buoyancy, and medium ablation. It serves as the universal theoretical foundation for all subsequent volumes covering electromagnetism, heat, atoms, and molecules. Volume 2: Electromagnetism and Thermal Theory in The Origin of All Things Based on the force mechanisms of primordial particles, this volume provides a unified microscopic explanation for the origins of electric fields, magnetic fields, electric current, heat conduction, radiation, and phase-transition thermal effects. It dismantles the fragmented models of classical field theory and unifies four types of energy transfer phenomena through the motion of photon skeletons. Volume 3: Atomic Theory (Original Volume 003) A foundational monograph on single atoms. It deduces simple nuclear stacking structures of hydrogen and helium, puts forward the axiom of electron buoyancy, and preliminarily distinguishes the morphological differences of atoms in gaseous, liquid, and solid states. It acts as the base manuscript of the atomic system. Volume 4 (Reserved Volume) Specialized expansion on full deductions of atomic isotopes, nuclear tension, neutron-induced nuclear expansion, and the underlying mechanism of β⁻ decay. Volume 5 (Reserved Volume) Quantitative specialized derivation of gravitational ablation, fully proving the underlying logic of the periodic table that all atoms occupy roughly equal volumes in liquid form. Volume 6 (Reserved Volume) Comprehensive discussion of universal properties and hierarchical stability gradients of noble gases, as well as comparisons of photon skeleton differences between light and heavy noble elements. Volume 7 (Reserved Volume) Judgment system for element activity within a single period, establishing stability criteria for isotopes and isonucleonic hetero-nuclides. Volume 8: Sequel to Atomic Theory (Volume 008) An expanded complete collection of atomic theories. It integrates six core chapters covering lithium isotope calculations, gravitational ablation, noble gas stability gradients, comparative analysis of helium (inert) and lithium (active), and periodic element activity gradients. It supplements all missing derivations of microscopic balance from the original atomic theory and provides a complete theoretical prerequisite for the upcoming Molecular Theory. The entire series proceeds deductively from universal primordial axioms, through electromagnetic and thermal energy mechanisms, single-atom internal structures and outer skeletons, to activity patterns of elements across the periodic table, forming a self-consistent logical closed loop. Every volume is equipped with complete Chinese and English manuscripts for unified archiving and management.
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