This work presents a revolutionary conceptual model of physical reality, where matter, energy, space, and time emerge from a fundamental phase mismatch between internal and external observation systems. The central element of the study is the calculation of the speed of light geometry through the interaction of two observers — a key insight demonstrating how geometry itself generates the real speed of light. At the core of the model lies a geometric network, functioning as the long-sought ether: the universe is structured through this network, which bridges the macro- and micro-worlds, reveals the emergence and internal structure of particles, and explains the formation of mass, gravity, dark energy, and matter. Through this network, a fundamentally new way of understanding the architecture of the universe is opened, unveiling the hidden structure of matter and providing a foundation for the further development of physical science.
Vasiliy Tolo (Thu,) studied this question.