Initially, common experience reveals that there are similarities and common traits in things across space and time. This observation has prompted many philosophers to think about the whole world since the earliest times. Then, with a little more thought, the application of forces from distance, with the same laws throughout the Universe and over time, cannot go unnoticed. A little more carefully we have observed that matter, whether near or far, is connected with something in common, with a common reality, and moreover, that matter maintains the same structure everywhere. The formation and structure of material elements does not depend on objects and different conditions of their environment and is not so much unstable despite external forces. From a more advanced point of view, we find that laws that regulate existence and structure of material elements start from the common "link" that all structural elements have with one and the same "free" space, with one and the same integrated reality, with the same "shared" amount of energy, eventually from their own (invisible) substance, in which the structural elements of nature exist as energy fluctuations. Structural elements are still inevitably and permanently linked to remain as they are. Only by the close relation between the structure of matter and wave change in the balanced energy of a finite space can a multitude of phenomena be interpreted, relations and phenomena unexplored in experience are revealed and much of what is known is confirmed.

Who has heard or read since almost a century this following query: Since there is no absolute time and a same pace for all things or a common frame of reference, then how do the structural elements achieve to be formed as the same matter throughout space and have a brilliant perspective in time? How do structural elements achieve the same rate changes and fluctuations in energy? No one of the competent researchers hasn't thought of the simplest phenomenon even as a hypothesis, that the same structural elements which we detect over an extreme large part of the Universe are themselves “clocks of nature”. By “Clocks”, we mean that they are formed and maintained by energy oscillations, by rate changes and rate energy exchanges, which we observe as particles (electrons etc.). Is the speed of light not a global limit for motions in the perceivable world? Is the intergalactic space, in which we observe a large part of the world - an extreme larger than own milky way - not a common reference system for an array of many other galaxies and astronomical bodies? If everything is done relatively, if everything is in reference to something else, then should we observe a world with random structure, where the similarities are coincidences. Then different laws, other materials and extreme unevenness should exist in every region of the world. We don't observe such an incoherent astronomical world, where the multitude things are together by accident and are dictated by random physical laws.