Magnetic Space Cosmology: From Quantum Entanglement to Gravity, an Integrated Reinterpretation of Physical Reality-v1
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| author | Kim, H.S |
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| contents | <p>Modern physics stands on two great pillars, General Relativity and Quantum<br> Mechanics, yet fundamental challenges such as the quantum measurement problem,<br> quantum gravity, and dark matter/energy remain unresolved. This paper origi<br>nates from the premise that these problems may stem from our conventional views<br> on ’space’ and ’interaction’, and proposes a new theoretical paradigm: Magnetic<br> Space Cosmology (MSC). MSC postulates that the universe is fundamentally<br> filled with an energy-less medium called ’Magnetic Space (M)’, that all physical<br> entities are topological clusters of ’elemental charges’, and that all interactions<br> are mediated through the ’Magnetic Wave (MW)’ generated by the motion of<br> these entities in M and through changes in M’s local ’Magnetic Density (ρM)’.<br> Within this integrated framework, quantum entanglement is reinterpreted as the<br> manifestation of ’phase information’ in correlated Magnetic Waves, gravity as a<br> ’weakening’ phenomenon of Magnetic Density, and other forces like electromag<br>netism and the strong force as the direct action of Magnetic Waves. MSC moves<br> beyond the abstraction of existing theories to offer a more causal and intuitive<br> picture of the universe, opening a path toward a fundamental understanding of<br> the nature of physical reality.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Magnetic Space Cosmology: From Quantum Entanglement to Gravity, an Integrated Reinterpretation of Physical Reality-v1 Kim, H.S Gravity, Quantum Entanglement, Quantization, Unified Theory, Magnetic Space Cosmology (MSC), Double-Slit Experiment, Electromagnetism, Wave-Medium Interaction, Causal Interpretation, Foundations of Physics. <p>Modern physics stands on two great pillars, General Relativity and Quantum<br> Mechanics, yet fundamental challenges such as the quantum measurement problem,<br> quantum gravity, and dark matter/energy remain unresolved. This paper origi<br>nates from the premise that these problems may stem from our conventional views<br> on ’space’ and ’interaction’, and proposes a new theoretical paradigm: Magnetic<br> Space Cosmology (MSC). MSC postulates that the universe is fundamentally<br> filled with an energy-less medium called ’Magnetic Space (M)’, that all physical<br> entities are topological clusters of ’elemental charges’, and that all interactions<br> are mediated through the ’Magnetic Wave (MW)’ generated by the motion of<br> these entities in M and through changes in M’s local ’Magnetic Density (ρM)’.<br> Within this integrated framework, quantum entanglement is reinterpreted as the<br> manifestation of ’phase information’ in correlated Magnetic Waves, gravity as a<br> ’weakening’ phenomenon of Magnetic Density, and other forces like electromag<br>netism and the strong force as the direct action of Magnetic Waves. MSC moves<br> beyond the abstraction of existing theories to offer a more causal and intuitive<br> picture of the universe, opening a path toward a fundamental understanding of<br> the nature of physical reality.</p> |
| title | Magnetic Space Cosmology: From Quantum Entanglement to Gravity, an Integrated Reinterpretation of Physical Reality-v1 |
| topic | Gravity, Quantum Entanglement, Quantization, Unified Theory, Magnetic Space Cosmology (MSC), Double-Slit Experiment, Electromagnetism, Wave-Medium Interaction, Causal Interpretation, Foundations of Physics. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15727139 |