This paper came after our previous work entitled Quantized Space Theory (QST) published in September 1994. In this paper we have stated that the space should be considered as a “physical being”, moreover the physical being that is the base from which all physical phenomena are brought into existence.
The following paragraphs expose briefly the results of our experimentation, our studies and analysis over all experimental data and over the laboratory experimentation.
However we are still working on theoretical and experimental research with the aim of developing some applications and of understanding the unifying key for the physical laws of nature.

In the research for an unifying theory of QST new categorization should be introduced. The physical space is not only the vacuum but a mean, it is the result of the energy transfer from the electromagnetic waves that had and that are passing through it. This statement has as a consequence that the matter is a stationary electromagnetic wave on local equilibrium with the space.

The first logical step in the QST is the establishment of a connection between the quantization of energy and the quantization of the physical space. From the quantum of action given by Plank's constant (h) we have hypothesized a reation quantum, equal and opposite to the energy quantum, from which the physical space is born.

   Besides this evidence, it has been stated also that resonance is the mechanism that interacts with the space to give birth to physical matter. Our axioms are:
 

1 Space is the basic element that forms matter

2 The space resonance is the dynamical mechanism which brings matter into existence

3 The electron is a stationary wave that oscillates at the natural frequency of the space (Electron’s Compton frequency)

4 The resonance of the physical space is redundant, and then a proton (first nucleon, hydrogen atom) is the consequence of the resonance of the electron

5 The resonance of the electron in its natural frequency and in its following harmonics (double, triple, etc.) gives birth to the nuclei and the isotopes of the chemical elements