We don't need new physics – we need a new understanding!

Dr. Milan Dlabal frees physics from its space-time dilemma by giving reality the structure that Einstein demanded.

He takes up Zeilinger's central ideas, develops them further, and shows that the constants of nature are not given numbers, but traces of a deeper order – signposts to a reality beyond space, time, particles, and fields, in which gravity, relativity, and quantum mechanics emerge from a common origin: information.

Thus, singularities, the Big Bang, and dark energy find their place in the museum of paradoxes; black holes, the Standard Model, and even the Higgs mechanism appear as necessities of a more comprehensive structure.

With the clarity of a physicist and the imagination of a modern Jules Verne, Dlabal combines theory, philosophy, and experiment to create a new image of the cosmos—a world in which light casts its own shadow.

A book for all who love or fear physics—and for those who suspect that something else awaits beyond the visible.