A New Hypothesis on the Structure of Matter and Fundamental Interactions

We present a new hypothesis on the constitution of matter and theorigin of fundamental interactions, based on a single elementary levelof reality. This level consists of subparticles devoid of intrinsic massand energy but endowed with shape, spatial extension, and a propertyof "viscosity" that governs their interactions. Two main phenomenaemerge from the dynamics of subparticles: waves that propagate as ra-diation and stable vortices that constitute ordinary matter particles.In this framework, time, energy, and gravitational and electromagneticelds are not distinct entities but dierent manifestations of the samesubparticles organized in dierent congurations. Although the the-ory does not yet provide a complete quantitative formalization, it pro-poses a coherent conceptual framework for interpreting fundamentalphenomena, from the origin of matter and the universe to macroscopicinteractions, oering a unied view of physical laws.