A Conjecture of Matter:Material Bubble——An Inevitable Property of Matter

The material bubble is an inevitable property of matter. Every individual material entity possesses a real material bubble; it is not a tool constructed by the material system to maintain homeostasis, but a physical reality that necessarily accompanies the very existence of matter. The material bubble serves both as the physical surface of the material individual and as the standardized window for its information exchange with the external environment. Information exchange cannot bypass the material surface—any external information, energy, or disturbance must act upon the interior of the material individual only through the information-exchange windows of the material bubble. The material bubble forms spontaneously and dissipates, but does not transfer. Local damage to the material bubble does not equate to the disappearance of the entire material bubble. The hierarchical nesting structure of material bubbles extends across all scales, from particles to the universe. (This paper aims to provide a new idealized abstract model for the exploration of spacetime structure. This model is a natural philosophy conjecture of matter, and has not yet undergone independent experimental verification. It may therefore be revised or overturned by future rigorous testing. The author makes this conjecture publicly available and earnestly invites colleagues in physics and the philosophy of science to rigorously examine its logical coherence and physical reality.)

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-07-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21623135
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Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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A Conjecture of Matter:Material Bubble——An Inevitable Property of Matter

Yanlei Liu
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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A Conjecture of Matter:Material Bubble——An Inevitable Property of Matter

Yanlei Liu
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Abstract

The material bubble is an inevitable property of matter. Every individual material entity possesses a real material bubble; it is not a tool constructed by the material system to maintain homeostasis, but a physical reality that necessarily accompanies the very existence of matter. The material bubble serves both as the physical surface of the material individual and as the standardized window for its information exchange with the external environment. Information exchange cannot bypass the material surface—any external information, energy, or disturbance must act upon the interior of the material individual only through the information-exchange windows of the material bubble. The material bubble forms spontaneously and dissipates, but does not transfer. Local damage to the material bubble does not equate to the disappearance of the entire material bubble. The hierarchical nesting structure of material bubbles extends across all scales, from particles to the universe. (This paper aims to provide a new idealized abstract model for the exploration of spacetime structure. This model is a natural philosophy conjecture of matter, and has not yet undergone independent experimental verification. It may therefore be revised or overturned by future rigorous testing. The author makes this conjecture publicly available and earnestly invites colleagues in physics and the philosophy of science to rigorously examine its logical coherence and physical reality.)

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