This book explores the groundbreaking theory of temporal mechanics, positing that time is the fundamental force behind gravity, maintaining reality and cohesion from the atomic scale to the universal scale. By redefining traditional concepts of mass, energy, and gravity through the lens of time creation and temporal membranes, this theory aims to unify all scientific understanding into a cohesive framework.

Temporal mechanics is a novel approach that integrates concepts from quantum mechanics and general relativity. This theory suggests that time differentials and temporal membranes play a crucial role in governing gravitational interactions and maintaining the structure of the universe.

“Tempus Virs: Unveiling the Laws That Govern Our Universe and Maintain Reality” by L. Crellin presents an exiting, groundbreaking exploration of the theory of temporal mechanics.

This theory posits that time is a fundamental force responsible for gravity, maintaining reality and cohesion from the atomic scale to the cosmic scale. It integrates concepts from quantum mechanics and general relativity, suggesting that temporal differentials and temporal membranes are crucial in governing gravitational interactions.

Key aspects of the theory include the Unified Energy Equation, relationships between potential energy and time, and the concept of temporal membranes and quantum temporal vortices. The document also presents detailed calculations and constants, redefining gravitational interactions through time differentials.

The strong force, typically explained by quantum chromodynamics (QCD), is interpreted in this framework as arising from temporal differentials driven by changes in potential energy. .