The history of our knowledge about matter and physics in general is still incomplete theoretically and experimentally. This book starts with a brief recount of those first steps into such a world of fundamental concepts and philosophies. Then, the author suggests a new theory that accounts for experimental data and philosophical thoughts of all current theories in physics.

Even more, experimentally, it was determined that visible matter, or the matter we can detect, represents less than 7 per cent of the calculated matter in the universe. So, there is still a lot of matter, not only as dark matter and dark energy, but also in terms of how it is composed and interacts with visible matter still unknown.