The Universe In A Nutshell

How does the physical universe work? It is pretty simple. Matter and energy, force and motion. That is all.

Matter carries energy, force transfers energy. Due to force is instantaneous, therefore energy simultaneously motivates all the matters moving and vibrating, acting and reacting, reforming and evolving perpetually.

All matters are formed from atom. The atom's structure is a positively charged nuclear in the center, surround by negatively charged elastic ball.

Energy is from atom formation. Positive nuclear attracts negative particles to fall on its surface and bounce up and down constantly, producing and carrying oscillating electric force at radius direction.

Every atom is an AC generator and an antenna, constantly exchange energy with surrounding line of sight atoms  through the repulsion force between negative particles on the surface of atoms.

The repulsion force between the electrons on the surface of all atoms and matters is F=Ke x ee/R^2 , that's why light energy decays at 1/R^2.

Since energy must coexist with matter, therefore light does not exist in space.