🧠 Fundamap: Explore the Physics of the Undiscovered

A dimensional reasoning engine and a Periodic Table of Units. Discover new forces. Define new realities. Name the future.

🌟 These dimensional combinations represent Nobel Prize-worthy ideas just waiting to be explored. What you're seeing is not science fiction — it's undiscovered science.

🔍 Forces Awaiting Discovery

Every unit below has no assigned name in the standard SI system — yet they are dimensionally valid. These may represent undiscovered phenomena, new forces, or just uncharted combinations waiting to be explored.

💡 Note: These unit combinations are not standard, but they are mathematically sound. Think of them as invitations to theorize, discover, and define.

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Start by exploring what no one else has named yet.

Browse All Undiscovered Units

🧭 UnitSpace Theory Manifesto

UnitSpace Theory proposes a radical shift in how we approach physics: instead of discovering laws only after nature reveals them, we begin with the full dimensional structure of SI base units and ask what *should* exist, even if it hasn’t been observed yet.

Key Tenets:
  • Every combination of SI base units (using exponents –1, 0, +1) forms a valid UnitSpace coordinate.
  • There are exactly 2,187 such unique units at Order 1 — most of which are unnamed, unused, or unexplored.
  • Each unit may represent a real but undiscovered physical law or quantity.
  • Dimensional identity arises only through multiplication of base units; addition merely extends quantities.
  • Higher orders (e.g. ±2, ±3...) define deeper, unexplored layers of physical structure.
Scientific Revolution by Structure

UnitSpace is not speculation — it’s mathematically complete. We propose the construction of a Dimensional Atlas that maps every possible unit, highlights dimensional voids, and uses disconnection principles to predict which quantities cannot interact without mediation.

“The unit knows the law, even if we don’t yet know the unit.”

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