The Universe as the Very Constant of the Speed of Light (c)

I propose that the speed of light (c) is not just a physical constant, but the very structure that makes existence possible. Gravity is understood as distortions and pressures within this “c-box,” and matter as organized states of wave-like energy. I present an effective model sketch that translates this idea into equations and figures, showing connections to Newtonian gravity, gravitational redshift, and lensing. This work is speculative and aims to open new discussions on the fundamental nature of the universe.

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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.31237/osf.io/qpuae_v1
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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The Universe as the Very Constant of the Speed of Light (c)

CHRISTOPHER MARIANO TEIXEIRA DA LUZ
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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The Universe as the Very Constant of the Speed of Light (c)

CHRISTOPHER MARIANO TEIXEIRA DA LUZ
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Abstract

I propose that the speed of light (c) is not just a physical constant, but the very structure that makes existence possible. Gravity is understood as distortions and pressures within this “c-box,” and matter as organized states of wave-like energy. I present an effective model sketch that translates this idea into equations and figures, showing connections to Newtonian gravity, gravitational redshift, and lensing. This work is speculative and aims to open new discussions on the fundamental nature of the universe.

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