Space as Fundamental Energy: Emergence of Time and Matter

)This work presents a conceptual and ontological framework in which space itself is identified as a fundamental form of energy (space-energy) rather than a passive geometric background. Matter is interpreted as a stable manifestation of space-energy configurations, while time is understood as the unavoidable manifestation of change wherever energy exists.In this framework, nothing exists outside space-energy: matter, dynamics, and observable structures all arise within it. Time does not begin after matter but coexists with space-energy from the very first possibility of change. The paper is intended as a foundational and interpretive contribution rather than a complete dynamical theory, aiming to clarify conceptual relationships relevant to cosmology, fundamental physics, and ontology.This preprint establishes priority of the core ideas and provides a basis for future formal development and critical discussion.