The Space as a Dynamical Entity: A Functional Re-reading of the Mass–Energy–Space Equivalence Based on Consolidated Observational Evidence

This foundational article proposes a re-reading of fundamental physics, positing that mass, energy, and space are states of a single dynamical element. By reinterpreting consolidated evidence—such as radiation pressure, time dilation, and the spherical nature of celestial bodies—the work provides a unified framework for the mass-energy-space equivalence. This paper serves as a technical application of the principles established in the Ontological Theory of Reality.