The Essence of Force Transmission through Space and the Underlying Mechanism of Energy

Human understanding of cosmic energy laws has long been constrained by intuitive experience. It is generally believed that energy transfer and material interaction must rely on physical contact between particles. There exist three modes of energy transmission in the universe. The first mode is the transfer of mechanical energy through direct contact of material particles. The second mode is light energy propagating in space directly in the form of photons. The third mode is that forces transmit and do work instantaneously across space. This is the most remarkable form of energy transfer and generation in the universe, and it also marks a major leap and fundamental cognitive revolution in fundamental physics. Up to now, many physics professionals cannot break free from the mindset that energy transfer requires a medium and all interactions propagate with a time delay. They fail to grasp simple natural laws and fall into theoretical misunderstandings caused by fabricated hypotheses. Energy is consumed at the near end. Forces do work instantaneously across space over a distance. Under the action of forces, displacement occurs at the far end, and various energy packets are formed. These energy packets are flexible in form. When connected to a light bulb, they produce light. When connected to a motor, they are converted into mechanical energy. They can also turn into heat energy, potential energy and chemical energy. Although newlyformed energy packets at the far end seem to emerge out of nothing, they are not created from vacuum. Essentially, energy consumed at the near end is transferred through instantaneous action and work done across space, and energy conversion is completed at the far end. The whole process strictly obeys the law of conservation of energy, and no extra energy is generated out of thin air. Without inventing unknown particles or adding imaginary assumptions, we can comprehend the underlying cosmic energy laws merely based on observable phenomena and logical reasoning. Recognition of this mechanism will break the shackles of existing physical theories and establish a unified logical framework linking macroscopic and microscopic energy processes.