Aw heck, why don't we just tackle the biggest of all questions: How did we get here?

I'll jump off this one...

(^_^)

This one is easy, at least for me!

Energy: is what I have less of each day as I get older!

Space: is what I have less of each day, because of being an old pack-rat!

NEXT! :)

Easy enough, an Australian cosmologist came up with the same answer I did years ago.

Two alternatives: Energy is carried by unique unseen particles in space (that are represented by a photon virtual particle on their own), or energy is transfered by a mechanism is space.

Going on the second one. Energy is transfered by a mechanism in space, which causes distortions in the em part of space. The curve of space (to use common simple terminology) also stores energy. So maybe energy is a distortion in space. I'll leave the rest of my idea, but it is pretty obvious.

Which reminds me, did that guy, in the 90's that thought that electrons etc existed over time, and could explain the effects of quantum mechanics, ever prove anything? It might fit in with this theory.