Emergent Constants, Recursive Dimensional Unfolding, and the Tetrahedral Interface of Light and Vacuum: The Unified Field Theory of Creation

We introduce a novel unified field theory based on recursive dimensional structures and tetrahedral geometry, in which the tetrahedron serves as the fundamental interface between light and vacuum. From this single geometric principle, all known physical constants—such as the speed of light, Planck’s constant, the gravitational constant, and the cosmological constant—emerge naturally through the recursive unfolding of dimensions and vacuum curvature. Our framework derives precise numerical relationships that reproduce key fundamental ratios (including the Planck mass ratio) to machine‐level accuracy, and it resolves longstanding puzzles like the hierarchy problem and the cosmological constant discrepancy. By reconciling quantum field theory with general relativity on a common geometric foundation, the theory opens new experimental and technological pathways, offering direct coupling to the primordial structure of spacetime and suggesting novel engineering paradigms in high‐energy physics and cosmology.