My name is Gezim Prendush Sokolaj. I am an independent researcher focused on fundamental questions in physics, particularly the nature of time, physical change, and the development of the universe. My work is based on developing hypotheses and models that seek to explain how and why physical processes occur.

My research approach is based on the idea that time is not, in itself, a physical dimension, but a measure of the rate of physical change. In my model, changes in the physical state of matter affect the rhythm of action, while a clock measures this change.

Through my research, I examine the possible origin of the universe and the stages through which matter may have developed into organized systems and life. I compare my ideas and models with observations, existing knowledge in physics, and the possibility of future testing.

Through “Real Physics GPSJ – How & Why,” I continue to develop and refine hypotheses that seek to connect theoretical reasoning with observable physical reality. My goal is not only to describe what happens in nature, but to investigate how and why it happens.

Above all, although I have my own interpretations and models, I regard the experimental measurements of established physics as an important foundation of our knowledge. My interest is focused especially on cases where, from my perspective, the physical mechanism or the interpretation of how and why a phenomenon occurs remains open to further investigation