The graph above is my model of the ‘Big Bang’ (and lots of little bangs that followed). On the right we see the Periodic Table of the elements, which resembles a linear function (a straight line), with the density of the elements increasing, starting with hydrogen, the atom with the lowest atomic weight at the top. On the right we have a model of the gravitational field of a black hole which is organized according to the requirements of the Inverse Square Law (the energy level is denser at the bottom and less dense at the top).

Hydrogen rises. We could say that hydrogen is ‘red-shifted’. Why is this the case. Oil floats on water, and compounds tend to organize themselves according to their density. My hypothesis would be that the reason why hydrogen is red shifted is because in any gravitational field hydrogen tends to return to that level (‘red-shifted’, near the top of the field) which is the level where it was created in some black-hole. This behavior does support my hypothesis that it is the atom which is the fundamental building block of the universe, and that atoms are created whole and not out of itsy bitsy parts, tiny bits of ‘elementary matter particles’.

For this reason I feel driven to begin investigating these atoms, and that could take a while, and so it would seem that this portion of the Unified Field Theory is closed, and it might be some time before I post anything here, unless I happen to think of something that needs to be said.