The COSMIC Framework's Quest for Unification
The cosmological constant controls the expansion speed of the universe; it must be fine-tuned to something like 1 part in 10120. If it were just slightly higher, the universe would fly apart; slightly lower, and the universe would collapse. Let's understand 'slightly'. An electron is so small it may not even have mass. Let's make a ball using 10120 electrons. Each one touches its neighbor. Our 10120 ball would be 7 billion light-years in diameter. That's over 2,500 times larger than a sphere that could enclose both the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies. 1 part in 10120 would be like adding or removing more than one electron in a ball of electrons 7 billion light-years in diameter. What do you think achieves that level of precision? Let's find out.
What's Inside
Complex theoretical concepts presented in clear, understandable language that makes cutting-edge physics accessible to curious minds.
Visual simulations and conceptual models that bring abstract mathematical ideas to life, helping readers grasp complex physics intuitively.
An invitation to question, investigate, and explore the foundations of reality through testable predictions and transparent methodology.
What We Keep
The COSMIC Framework works entirely within the four dimensions we observe: three spatial dimensions and time. No hidden dimensions required.
Maintains the success of the Standard Model and Quantum Mechanics. All established physics remains valid within its appropriate domains.
Complete mathematical foundations with detailed derivations. Every prediction emerges from rigorous theoretical principles, not speculation.