The Medium-Substance-Quantum MSQ Classification

The Superphysics Naming Convention for Particles

To make Physics easier to understand, we create a naming system based on the 5 Elements of Aether, Graviton, Electromagnetism, Weak, and Strong Forces, which we rename into Aether, Spacetime, Radiant, Transformative, and Material.

We replace the following Physics names with Superphysics ones:

Modern Physics was created from the lowest Material layer (Strong Force), working its way upwards to the Convertible (Weak Force) and then to the Radiant (Electromagnetic).

In contrast, Superphysics is created from the top Aethereal layer working downwards to the Material. This allows us to see all particles and forces from the highest viewpoint and reclassify them in a proper and intuitive way.

Instead of the messy classification of Fermions, Bosons, Hadrons, Baryons, Mesons, Leptons, etc., we use base the name on the Layer that the particle or force operates from.

Everything in the universe is either a Medium or a Substance.

• Medium is where force works through.
• Substance is the discrete identity that reacts to the force.
• Quantum is the smallest perceivable unit of Substance. It contains the gravitational signature.

All forces such as gravity, electromagnetism, contact forces are manifestations of the 2 Forces, which are aethereal in nature.

These media, substance, and quanta are then applied to the 5 Layers.

Equivalents in Modern Physics

The MSQ model is much better-organized because it is made from the perspective of Nature in totality, instead of from the limited perceptions of humans.

Each Layer will be discussed in its own Part.