September 2026
The End of Feynman's Dream: Decoding the Mystery of the Fine-Structure Constant "1/137" via Geometry and Vacuum DecayNew!!
Richard Feynman, the genius Nobel laureate in physics, once wrote the number "137" on his blackboard and said:"It has been a mystery ever since it was discovered more than fifty years ago, and all good theoretical physicists put this number up on their wall and worry about it. (...) You might say the 'hand of God' wrote that number, and 'we don't know how He pushed his pencil.'" He was talking about the "Fine-Structure Constant (α)."This dimensionless quantity, which represents the strength of the electromagnetic force, is known through observation to have a value of α≈1/137.035999... However, no physicist had ever been able to theoretically derive "why it takes this […]
Why Was Physics Wrong by 120 Orders of Magnitude? The End of the Cosmological Constant Problem via "Spatial Hierarchization"
In modern physics, there exists a famous paradox often referred to as "the worst prediction in the history of science." It is known as the "Cosmological Constant Problem." When calculating the vacuum energy density using quantum mechanics (Quantum Field Theory), the result is \(10^{122}\) times larger (a 1 followed by 122 zeros) than the actual observed value of the universe. This astronomical, utterly hopeless discrepancy in calculation has plagued the world's greatest physicists for decades. However, the Intergeometric Theory has proven that this problem is not due to missing physical laws, but is simply "a forgotten calculation of geometric spatial dilution (a scale illusion)." Let's look at the conclusion first. […]
How an AGI Thought Experiment Solved the Universe: The Intergeometric Theory is Now Published
The "Hubble Tension" (the discrepancy in the universe's expansion rate) and the 120-order-of-magnitude "Cosmological Constant Problem"—these are considered the greatest mysteries in modern physics. Add to that "Dark Matter," an entity whose true identity remains completely unknown. What if I told you that all these bewildering paradoxes could be completely resolved by a single, simple "geometric rule," without any arbitrary parameter fitting or ad-hoc adjustments? Today, I have officially published three papers on Zenodo.Together, they present the full scope of the "Intergeometric Theory"—a true Theory of Everything that unifies all interactions from the microscopic Higgs scale to the macroscopic Hubble scale. But the most astonishing part is not the content […]