The Ontology of Space

This document presents The Ontology of Space (GT Space — Version 0.2), a foundational upstream model describing the nature of space as a generative presence rather than a geometric or physical construct. GT Space does not question any achievements of contemporary science; instead, it developsa source‑level architecture of creation that complements scientific descriptions of the world fromthe level of observable phenomena. GT Space defines space as unbounded, non‑geometric presence emerging from generativity, expanding with structure, lacking a universal origin, and existing as multiple mutually unobservable domains.Each existence generates its own space, and expansion occurs internally through increasing generative potential rather than through occupation of external volume. The ontology provides a conceptual foundation for further GT frameworks, including GT Time and GT Gravity, by establishing space as a relational, emergent, plural, and generative domain. Author: Waldemar Superson