Spatial Cosmological Theory: A Unified Field Approach though Spatial Fluid Dynamics and the Chain Reaction Law

This paper presents the five fundamentals of the Spatial Cosmological Theory (SCT), proposed asa Unified Field Theory. SCT postulates the Space (capitalized ’S’)—a fluidic and polarizable entity — as the soleprimordial element, responsible for the origin of all energy and matter through its motion density (2nd F), as wellas cosmic sustainment and expansion. Nuclear cohesion is explained by Electro-caps — micro-layers of SpatialVacuum generated by the high-velocity spin of electrons, maintained by thermodynamic reaction, suplantting theStrong Nuclear Force (3rd F). Gravity is redefined as Vectorial Spatial Flux (VSF), added to the inertial imbalancecaused by the intersection of ‘Images’ (capitalized ’I’) emitted by bodies. VSF is empirically validated by the DoubleIonic Contrast Experiment (DICE) and the Dynamic Hydro-gravimeter, demonstrating that tidal phenomena arevolumetric variations resulting from the absorption and release of free-flowing ‘Space’ in astral alignments, ratherthan differential gravitational attraction. Time is dematerialized, defined as a cognitive tool for sequencing theRea¸c˜ao em Cadeia of physically simultaneous events