What is Chronos Theory?
Chronos Theory is a scientific framework that redefines the nature of time. Instead of treating time as a passive dimension, Chronos describes it as an active, structured, and energetic field that interacts directly with matter, energy, and information.
Developed by Matthew J. Hall, the theory proposes that time is not merely a measure of change, but a physical entity with curvature, structure, and dynamics of its own. In this view, time influences stability, decay, and evolution across all scales, from subatomic systems to galaxies, and into biological and chemical processes.
Chronos Theory provides a unified explanation for phenomena traditionally treated as separate, including quantum behavior, cosmological structure, and biological organization. Its principles generate explicit, testable predictions, many of which align with independent findings across multiple scientific disciplines.
At its core, Chronos Theory presents time as a fundamental organizing force of reality. It is a framework designed to be tested, challenged, and refined, offering a new way to understand how the universe operates as a single interconnected system.