Constants as Ratios Between Layers

The constants in Nature are the fixed values that, to Superhysics, represent the ratios between the Layers.

For example, a well-known constant is the speed of light (Radiant) which is the distance that it travels in 1 second (Spatial).

So the higher layer is the Spatial which is used to judge the Radiant, as light, as it moves in 1 unit of time.

1 second is based on a constant of oscillations of the Cesium atom (Material) when put under microwave radiation (Radiant).

And so the Physics measure for the universe is based on the Material Layer.