The Existence of Time, Energy, 4 Forces, and Physical Laws Depends on Motion

Abstract

This paper explores the relationship between motion, time, energy, and forces. It proposes a new framework based on the idea that motion drives time, energy, and forces. Without motion, it is impossible to perceive time, energy, or forces. Motion precedes time because time is created through motion. The concept of time without motion is meaningless. Furthermore, not only time but also all forms of energy and forces depend on motion. Energy is generated, changed, or transformed due to motion. The four fundamental forces-gravity, electromagnetism, the strong nuclear force, and the weak nuclear force-are all dependent on motion. Additionally, physical laws are active because of motion. Without motion, these laws would break down. According to this theory, motion provides a new perspective on fundamental scientific principles, potentially offering insights into the Grand Unified Theory (GUT).