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	The very nature and beauty of our universe lies not in its complexity, but instead, in its' simplicity. Consider that the universe as we know it is comprised of only three basic elementaries...that of Space, Energy, and Time. By applications of reverse engineering, and empirically testable and deductive logic, the magical properties of space and time together with the true nature of energy is revealed. In a flowing and concise manner this paper explains how the intrinsic mechanical properties of space are derived. Once the properties of space are known, the true nature of energy, and its many manifestations, become apparent. Construction and precipitation of atomic particles, nuclear forces, fields, atoms, radiations, magnetic fields, electricity and electric charges, and the underlying cause of inertia and gravitation can now be explained. Many new and novel experiments and inventions become obvious with the insight afforded by the presentation of this paper.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]		The very nature and beauty of our universe lies not in its complexity, but instead, in its' simplicity. Consider that the universe as we know it is comprised of only three basic elementaries...that of Space, Energy, and Time. By applications of reverse engineering, and empirically testable and deductive logic, the magical properties of space and time together with the true nature of energy is revealed. In a flowing and concise manner this paper explains how the intrinsic mechanical properties of space are derived. Once the properties of space are known, the true nature of energy, and its many manifestations, become apparent. Construction and precipitation of atomic particles, nuclear forces, fields, atoms, radiations, magnetic fields, electricity and electric charges, and the underlying cause of inertia and gravitation can now be explained. Many new and novel experiments and inventions become obvious with the insight afforded by the presentation of this paper.

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{{Infobox paper
| title = The Three Elements: A Theory of Unification
| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_498.pdf Link to paper]
| author = [[Jack Roberts]]
| published = 2007
| journal = [[None]]
| num_pages = 8
}}

'''Read the full paper''' [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_498.pdf here]

==Abstract==

The very nature and beauty of our universe lies not in its complexity, but instead, in its' simplicity. Consider that the universe as we know it is comprised of only three basic elementaries...that of Space, Energy, and Time. By applications of reverse engineering, and empirically testable and deductive logic, the magical properties of space and time together with the true nature of energy is revealed. In a flowing and concise manner this paper explains how the intrinsic mechanical properties of space are derived. Once the properties of space are known, the true nature of energy, and its many manifestations, become apparent. Construction and precipitation of atomic particles, nuclear forces, fields, atoms, radiations, magnetic fields, electricity and electric charges, and the underlying cause of inertia and gravitation can now be explained. Many new and novel experiments and inventions become obvious with the insight afforded by the presentation of this paper.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]

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