👉 The Unified Field Theory (UFT), or "Univ Fluid," is a theoretical framework proposed by physicist Albert Einstein and his collaborator, Nathan Rosen, aiming to unify all fundamental forces of nature—gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces—into a single, coherent mathematical description. The concept of the Univ Fluid posits that these forces are manifestations of a single, underlying field permeating all of space-time. This fluid-like substance would explain how gravity attracts masses and how electromagnetic forces act between charged particles, unifying them under a single theoretical umbrella. Despite its elegance, the Univ Fluid remains a speculative idea and has yet to be empirically confirmed or fully developed within the framework of modern physics.
