Mechanics of nature

The experimental achievements of the 21st century provide a real opportunity to consider the application of classical mechanics in the study of natural processes. They occur on significantly different scales (from the typical nuclear scales of the order of 10-15 m to the galactic scales. At the same time, the methodology of mechanics based on the ideas of Newton-Euler-Lomonosov-Coulomb makes it possible to formulate a unified theory of electromagnetic, gravitational, strong and weak interactions outside the paradoxes of modern theoretical physics. This unified theory is based on the laws of conservation of a continuous medium, Maxwell displacement currents, Faraday lines of force, the Prandtl boundary layer approximation, and Debye screening radii.