The Universe

<p><strong>What truly moves the universe?</strong></p><p>In <em>The Universe: The Foundations the Variables and the Structure of the Universe</em> Dr. Sayyad Masthan Vali invites readers to look again at motion itself. Drawing on classical mechanics and direct observation he shows that every phenomenon-from a falling object to the path of a galaxy-follows the same physical reasoning. His lifelong inquiry leads to a new and unified explanation of how the cosmos builds and sustains its motion.</p><p>At the heart of this work lies the <strong>Massive Mass Ejection Theory</strong> a model that re-examines the roles of <strong>gravity</strong> <strong>pressure</strong> and <strong>momentum</strong>. Here gravity acts only in the <strong>normal plane</strong> pressure impulse radiates in <strong>all directions</strong> and the <strong>dispensable momentum</strong> born inside bodies becomes the true carrier of motion. These principles reveal how stars planets and galaxies arise through observable physical causes-not from hypothetical expansions of space but from forces that still operate before our eyes.</p><p>Written for every thoughtful reader <em>The Universe</em> restores simplicity and reason to cosmology. It invites scientists students and seekers of truth alike to rediscover the elegance of natural law: that all structure from particle to galaxy flows from two eternal forces-<strong>pressure that creates</strong> and <strong>gravity that contains</strong>-and that understanding begins when we let nature itself be the teacher.</p>