My unique perspective on physics

From the observation of particles to the that of closed surfaces

It seems that my way of perceiving things differs fundamentally from the conventional view.

Whereas modern science holds the perspective that continuous subdivision of matter ultimately leads to an “indivisible entity”—the atom—I tend to adopt a different viewpoint: that subdivision reveals what was previously hidden within the material.

When we divide a substance, we are not altering its total mass or volume. Rather, the act of subdivision is a physical operation that exposes the interior, thereby increasing the total surface area.

To observe something that has been finely divided is, in essence, to observe its surface.

As long as we think in terms of particle models, our understanding can only go so far. Beyond a certain level, the particle-based paradigm fails to yield deeper insight, and even the mathematical tool of calculus loses its applicability in the extreme.

However, if we adopt the closed surface model as the basis for our thinking, science can advance further—offering a new geometric foundation for understanding matter, energy, and space itself.

Tetsuo Konno Konno clinic ,Japan 2025/6/5