Abstract

The theory of special relativity provides crucial insights into the structural and operational dynamics of our universe. We demonstrate the existence of a unified theory, often referred to as the ”Theory of Everything,” which posits the foundational elements from which all forces, masses, and phenomena in the universe are derived. We prove that formulas in classical physics with different properties can be reduced into terms of one of the four fundamental units in the universe: elementary charge of the electron squared e2, electric charge Q, length L, and time T. The four fundamental units are arbitrarily interchangeable. We provide explanations for some of the most perplexing issues in contemporary physics, including the nature of dark matter, dark energy, the universe’s accelerating expansion, relativistic effects on high-velocity objects, the invariant speed of light as the cosmic speed limit, the mass acquisition of particles approaching light speed, the relativistic length contraction, the unidirectional progression of time, as well as the mass properties of particles traditionally considered massless.

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