The Universemodel Protocol v2.41: A Cosmostatic Superfluid Framework for Microcosm and Macroscale Physics
Abstract This document presents the Universemodel Protocol v2.41, a comprehensive theoretical framework that unifies fundamental physical forces, particle structures, and cosmic phenomena under a singular mechanical and hydrodynamic logic. The model postulates that space is a chiral, crystalline electrostatic 3D superfluid operating under an unyielding, universal latent background pressure (P₀ = 8.73468 × 10²⁹ Pa), driven by a hydraulic pressure differential against an underlying, timeless 4D substrate at zero pressure. Through the rigorous application of the Universal Hydraulic Master Equation, elementary particles (solitons), the strong nuclear force (Venturi collapse), and electromagnetism are derived as purely fluid-mechanical states. On a macro-scale, gravity is redefined as a distributed fluid intake, cosmic redshift as a mechanical wave cavitation, and dark matter as a hydrodynamic braking zone at the galactic periphery. Note: The authors cannot at this stage guarantee 100% accuracy for the exact numerical values and unrounded constants presented within this protocol. We hereby invite mathematicians, theoretical physicists, and independent researchers to analyze, verify, validate, or refute the model's mathematical consistency and mechanical derivations for further scientific evaluation.
Authors
- Ole Ronny Kvestad
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-10-16
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23417230
- Primary Topic
- Relativity and Gravitational Theory
- Type
- preprint