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WW-UEC: Question 22 – What does a theory capable of describing the Universe at small scale (elementary particles) as well as at large scale (overall construction and development processes) possibly look like?
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WW-UEC: Question 21 – Does the standard model, established in 1961 (SU3, flavor), 1964 (Gellmann, Zweig), over 55 years ago, constantly modified and extended, actually qualify as a candidate for a fundamental theory?
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WW-UEC: Question 20 – Was Werner Heisenberg possibly right about his attempt of establishing a nonlinear spinor equation, also referred to as world formula by some journalists in 1958, almost 60 years ago?
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WW-UEC: Question 19 – Can there be a Universe-Code that is mathematically precisely determinable and by which anything and everything physically existent in the Universe originates from?
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WW-UEC: Question 18 – What is the inner-structural relation between mass, space-time and energy?
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WW-UEC: Question 17 – What causes matter / mass annihilation and in turn Dark Energy creation with coupled 4-dimensional space-time?
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WW-UEC: Question 16 – What are the elementary particles of Dark Energy and what are the expansively aligned 4-dimensional space-time elementary units coupled to Dark Energy?
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WW-UEC: Question 15 – What is Dark Energy and why is the construction of 4-dimensional space-time structure linked to Dark Energy?
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WW-UEC: Question 14 – What causes the continuous decrease of Normal Matter / Antimatter and Dark Matter on the one hand and, conversely, a continuous increase of Dark Energy with a coupled 4 dimensional space-time on the other hand during the development process of the Universe from the Big Bang until today?
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WW-UEC: Question 13 – Why are the fundamental laws of nature uniformly valid across the entire Universe?
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WW-UEC: Question 12 – What is space-time and where does it originate from?
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WW-UEC: Question 11 – What is charge and what causes charge?
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WW-UEC: Question 10 – What is mass and what causes mass?
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WW-UEC: Question 9 – Why are the elementary particles of Normal Matter / Antimatter exactly what they are measured experimentally?
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WW-UEC: Question 8 – What is Dark Matter? What are the elementary particles of Dark Matter?
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WW-UEC: Question 7 – Why was the result of the Big Bang exactly the formation of the earliest Universe (right after the Big Bang) as measured by the Planck data, that is, about 2/3 Dark Matter, 1/3 Normal Matter / Antimatter?
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WW-UEC: Question 6 – Was there a precisely structured process sequence of the Big Bang or can an exact structure of the Big Bang process be represented?
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WW-UEC: Question 5 – What is the inner structure and inner dynamic of the Big Bang?
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WW-UEC: Question 4 – What happened before the Big Bang and what is the cause that actually led to the Big Bang?
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WW-UEC: Question 3 – If there is a unified source of all physical existence, which physical-mathematical structure does this origin have and can this structure be developed and represented in all its details?
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WW-UEC: Question 22 – What does a theory capable of describing the Universe at small scale (elementary particles) as well as at large scale (overall construction and development processes) possibly look like?
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