Welcome to the NUVO Theory Wiki, the central hub for understanding NUVO Theory.
NUVO is a scalar geometry framework that seeks to unify matter, charge, photons, and gravity under a single geometric principle called sinertia.
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NUVO Theory describes nature in terms of scalar loops of sinertia:
From this simple geometric foundation:
NUVO aligns with known physics (GR, QM, and Electrodynamics) but explains why their constants and structures arise.
NUVO Theory Series
The best starting point for learning NUVO step by step. Each series entry explains a specific layer of the theory.
Correspondence Pages
How NUVO relates to and supports established physics like General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Coulomb Charge, Photons, and Magnetism.
NUVO Math
Formal scalar geometry derivations, arc closure proofs, and quantization structures for those who want the deep technical details.
Work in Progress
Early-stage correspondence pages and exploratory topics still under development, including future links to nuclear physics and QFT.
NUVO Media & Glossary
Supporting diagrams, plots, videos, and definitions to make NUVO more intuitive.
NUVO Context & Foundations
Philosophical background, historical relevance, and key experiments that shaped modern physics, showing how NUVO fits into that history.
NUVO is built on three guiding principles:
Respect established physics
Reveal deeper origins
Advance carefully and transparently
This wiki is a living framework:
In short:
The NUVO Wiki is your structured entry point into NUVO Theory—its ideas, its alignment with known physics, and its deeper geometric insights. Whether you’re new to NUVO or exploring its technical math, you’ll find clear pathways here.