Astrophysics |
Authors: Yuechun Huang
Based on the core hypothesis that "moving matter is necessarily accompanied by a matter field," this paper proposes a theoretical framework—Matter Field Theory—aimed at unifying microscopic and macroscopic physical phenomena. The theory holds that all matter composed of basic moving units such as atoms and electrons generates a matter field inseparable from its state of motion. This field possesses two fundamental attributes: it is both an energy field that obeys energy conservation and an information field that encodes the complete kinematic state of the matter. The matter field propagates at the speed of light, and its interactions can be classified into three basic modes: strong interaction (energy exchange), manifested as attraction or repulsion; weak interaction (information exchange), manifested as resonance and perception; and non-interaction (mutual non-disturbance), which may correspond to dark matter phenomena. This paper also points out that a cosmological view based on the matter field will completely negate relativity theory and the Big Bang theory: the relativistic interpretation of spacetime relations is erroneous; the universe has no beginning or end, and the Big Bang doctrine is untenable. This paper systematically expounds the implications of the theory, demonstrates its self-consistency, and presents a worldview in the form of a poem.
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