Zero Void Force

This article introduces and explains the main framework of the Zero-Void Force Theory and presents the discovery of the first force of nature, namely the Z-Force. This theory describes the primary and fundamental mechanics of nature through the fundamental relationship between mass and volume. The theory explains that, from the smallest particles of existence to the largest cosmic scales, the Fundamental Potential Difference within the mass-volume relationship determines and guides the primary mechanics underlying physical phenomena.The fundamental formula of the Z-Force, Z = m / v, is explained in full in this article, where m represents the mass of fundamental particles and v represents the volume of void. According to this theory, the Potential Difference between mass and volume initiates the first force of nature and then, step by step and layer by layer, gives rise to the other known fundamental forces of physics.The article also explains the theory’s view of the fundamental nature of energy, matter, time, and space; the formation of particles; the nature of Relative Vacuum and Absolute Zero Void; the statistical cause of cosmic expansion; and the real mechanics of black holes.The purpose of this article is to introduce the Zero-Void Force Theory and the Z-Force as the First Force of Nature, and to provide a scientific and philosophical explanation of the Master Formula of Physics, Z = m / v; a formula that, within the framework of the Zero-Void Force Theory, ultimately leads to the final unification of the four known fundamental forces of physics and, in the end, simply answers all the remaining open questions of physics.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2026-08-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21990826
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Zero Void Force

A.A. Zevof
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Zero Void Force

A.A. Zevof
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Abstract

This article introduces and explains the main framework of the Zero-Void Force Theory and presents the discovery of the first force of nature, namely the Z-Force. This theory describes the primary and fundamental mechanics of nature through the fundamental relationship between mass and volume. The theory explains that, from the smallest particles of existence to the largest cosmic scales, the Fundamental Potential Difference within the mass-volume relationship determines and guides the primary mechanics underlying physical phenomena.The fundamental formula of the Z-Force, Z = m / v, is explained in full in this article, where m represents the mass of fundamental particles and v represents the volume of void. According to this theory, the Potential Difference between mass and volume initiates the first force of nature and then, step by step and layer by layer, gives rise to the other known fundamental forces of physics.The article also explains the theory’s view of the fundamental nature of energy, matter, time, and space; the formation of particles; the nature of Relative Vacuum and Absolute Zero Void; the statistical cause of cosmic expansion; and the real mechanics of black holes.The purpose of this article is to introduce the Zero-Void Force Theory and the Z-Force as the First Force of Nature, and to provide a scientific and philosophical explanation of the Master Formula of Physics, Z = m / v; a formula that, within the framework of the Zero-Void Force Theory, ultimately leads to the final unification of the four known fundamental forces of physics and, in the end, simply answers all the remaining open questions of physics.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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