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What If the Universe Has a Hidden Geometry?
The Shape of Everything asks whether recurring cosmic forms point to deeper physical organization. Here is where established physics ends and speculation begins.


How Big Is the Observable Universe—and Does It Have an Edge?
The observable universe spans about 93 billion light-years even though the cosmos is 13.8 billion years old. Expansion, horizons, and topology explain why.


Planck Data Reveal a Toroidal Magnetic Field Around the Milky Way
New Planck-based modeling finds that the Milky Way’s halo requires a strong ordered toroidal magnetic-field component, changing how we model cosmic-ray propagation.


Odd Radio Circles and the Limits of Our Current Models
In recent years, astronomers have identified a new class of large-scale radio phenomena now known as Odd Radio Circles (ORCs) . First discovered in wide-field radio surveys, these structures appear as near-perfect circular rings visible only in radio wavelengths, often with no clear optical or infrared counterpart and no widely accepted physical explanation. What makes ORCs particularly striking is not just their rarity, but their geometry. They are enormous, sometimes spann


Unified Electromagnetic Toroidal Cosmology (UETC): Technical Reference
Unified Field Press has published a public technical reference repository for Unified Electromagnetic Toroidal Cosmology (UETC).
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