Entropic Spacetime Theory divides the universe into a kinetic system and an entropic spacetime. The kinetic system is what our present physics is all about; it deals with radiation (vector bosons) and mass particles (fermions). Relativity and quantum mechanics deal almost entirely in the kinetic system.

The entropic spacetime (EST) defines space; in this theory there is no vacuum — EST is space. Made up of energy and dipole charges, its values can be converted into length and time.

The theory offers a new description of space, a new cosmology, names space as the original creator of all new matter and radiation.

Contents:

• An Overview of the Theory
• The Fabric of Entropic Spacetime
• Gravity
• Cosmology
• The Inflationary Universe Theory — Is It Necessary?
• Model Making of Radiation and Matter in a Shrinking Universe
• Surfaces
• EST and the Quantum Field Theory
• Unitless Identities of Nature
• Forces
• Laws of EST and a Few Proofs
• and other papers