Spatial Cosmological Theory (SCT): Foundations, Conceptual Postulates,the Enunciate, and Natural Laws

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Abstract: This paper presents the Five Fundamentals of the Spatial Cosmological Theory (SCT), proposed as a Unified Field Theory (207/218). SCT asserts that for any Movement (121) to occur, ’Space’ [1stF] must exist—’Space’ (049) (with a capital ’S’) being a polarizable fluidic entity acting as the sole ’Primordial Element’ (041) responsible for the origin of all Energy (045) and Matter (112), which are differentiated by their ’Density of Movement’ (034), as well as for Cosmic Sustenance and Expansion [2ndF]. Nuclear cohesion is explained by Electro-caps (211)—micro-layers of Spatial Vacuum (173) generated by the high-velocity spin of electrons and maintained by thermodynamic reaction, supplanting the Strong Nuclear Force [3rdF]. ’Time’ (158) is dematerialized, defined as a cognitive tool for sequencing the chain reaction of physically simultaneous events [4thF]. SCT also presents ’Mental Space’ (054) as the protagonist initiating the transformation of ’Imaginary Space’ (053) into ’Real Space’ (059) and vice-versa, through a Mutational Point (131) that consolidates within the ’Universal Dynamic Cycle’ (UDC) [5thF]. Subsequently, the ’Laws of Convenience’ (213) andtheir corollaries are described as the Third Pillar for modern physics. The paper concludes with the presentation of newly proposed natural laws and relevant modifications to existing classical laws. Keywords: Spatial Cosmological Theory, Unified Field Theory, Spatial Fluid Dynamics, Electrocaps, Vectorial Spatial Flux (VSF), Laws of Convenience, Intelligent Principle.