From pattern to wave – A field-ontological interpretation of light, matter and scales (UQSH)

This work develops a field-ontological perspective on light, matter, and space within the framework of the Universal Quantum Foam Hypothesis (UQSH). Radiation does not ap- pear as an object in space, but rather as the movement of the field itself, and matter as bound interference of this movement. Starting from the spherical nature of all emission, it is shown how superposition, coherence, and geometric feedback lead to the emergence of stable structures. Light, shock fronts, and cosmic waves are understood as different scale readings of the same process. The text integrates quantum phenomena, gravity, and cosmology into a unified picture, directly conti- nuing the UQSH, in which space is already understood as the active carrier of all physical processes. The aim is to provide a coherent framework that does not replace existing theories, but rather unifies them at a deeper ontological level.