Prologue… 5
Introducing the Hele Theory… 8

Part 1: A Revolution in Thought - Questioning the Obvious
Chapter 1.
Nothingness and emptiness… 16
Chapter 2.
Knowing and Not Knowing… 32
Chapter 3.
The Lottery of Intuition and Physical Understanding… 40
Chapter 4.
A paradigm shift… 47

Part 2: The Moment of Creation - From the First Particle to Light
Chapter 5.
The Birth of the First Structure… 58
Chapter 6.
The creation and destruction of electrons… 78
Chapter 7.
The Beginning and Essence of Light… 90

Part 3: Rediscovering Spacetime - The New Face of Relativity
Chapter 8.
The Invariant Speed ​​of Light Trap: What Einstein Missed… 104
Chapter 9.
In Search of Absolutes: The True Reference System… 118
Chapter 10.
The Reality of Electromagnetic Wave Speed… 134

Part 4: The Quantum Mystery - What Observations Reveal About Reality
Chapter 11.
The Strange Reality of the Quantum World: The Truth About Quantum Jumps and Superposition… 148
Chapter 12.
The Truth of Observation: The Uncertainty Principle and the Nature of Measurement… 160

Part 5: The Unification of Force - The Secret of the Four Interactions
Chapter 13.
The Truth About Gravity: Spatial Convergence and the Interaction of Matter… 170
Chapter 14.
The Illusion of Mass: The Weight Created by the Action of Space… 182
Chapter 15.
Beyond Galileo: The Fall of Two Objects… 202
Chapter 16.
The Mass Gap in Yang-Mills Theory… 217
Chapter 17.
Four Forces, One Principle: The Integration of Room Structure… 229

Part 6: Light in the Darkness - Towards the Unknown 95%
Chapter 18.
The Night Sky Paradox: Olbers' Eternal Question… 246
Chapter 19.
Invisible Giants: Dark Matter and Dark Energy… 257
Chapter 20.
The Completion of the Grand Unification: A New Era of Physics… 274

Epilogue … 283

A journey of thought that questions the essence of physics: Rewriting the principles of the universe with the "Haerye Theory."

'The New Principia' is a philosophical declaration that re-examines the fundamentals of physics and an attempt to return to the purest questions that human thought can reach.
Author Shin Seok-woo, a composer and installation artist, restores physics as a “natural philosophy” by combining the artist’s intuition, the philosopher’s reasoning, and the scientist’s logic.
He attempted to go beyond modern physics, which was confined to complex formulas and formalism, and to interpret all natural phenomena with a single principle called 'Helix'.

The book's core concept, 'Hele Theory', was inspired by the principles of the creation of Hunminjeongeum.
Just as King Sejong the Great organized the principles of sound into a system that anyone could understand, the author reinterprets the fundamental structure of nature in language that anyone can intuitively understand.
Through this, it is claimed that all physical phenomena, including gravity, electromagnetism, quantum phenomena, and the expansion of the universe, can be explained by a single unified principle.

'The New Principia' is not just a book proposing a new physical theory.
It brings back to the center of science the philosophical questions that science has lost: 'What is existence?', 'What is the difference between emptiness and nothingness?', 'Does observation create reality?'
The author says, “Mathematics is the language of nature, but understanding what that language means is human intuition.”

The author's narrative emphasizes geometric intuition over mathematical rigor.
Instead of complex formulas, it explains the order of the universe through images of rotation and condensation, waves and boundaries, freely crossing the boundaries of philosophy, science, and art.
As a result, readers will encounter physics again as a worldview that can be felt and thought about, rather than as a subject that must be memorized.

'The New Principia' is a book that helps us escape the trap of formalism that modern physics has fallen into, and rediscover the beauty and harmony of nature.
It will stimulate new insights for physicists, provide science enthusiasts with a new lens through which to view the universe, and provide general readers with an intellectual thrill that explores the origins of existence.
If Newton's Principia opened the era of classical mechanics, Shin Seok-woo's 'The New Principia' seeks to open a new chapter in physics through the language of thought.