A Manifesto on the Physical Nature of Spacetime №2

This paper argues that space cannot exist independently of time, since the very existence of space constitutes an event, and every event presupposes duration, i.e., time. Postulating space without time leads to a logical contradiction, making space-time inseparable. A physical interpretation is proposed in which fundamental interactions of elementary particles constitute the minimal units of change. Through the exchange of quanta, energy and information transfers generate spatial and temporal intervals. Thus, spacetime is not a pre-existing container but a derivative structure emerging from elementary acts of interaction.