Muhammad Umar Jabbar

Muhammad Umar Jabbar (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19798586) is an independent theoretical researcher from Khanewal, Punjab, Pakistan. He is the originator of the Universal Energy Continuum Theory (UECT), first articulated in 2025, which proposes a unified ontological framework grounded in three pillars of established science: Einstein\'s mass-energy equivalence (E = mc²), the First Law of Thermodynamics, and the ecological science of biological decomposition and nutrient cycling. The UECT asserts that nothing in existence is ever destroyed — every entity, whether matter, living organism, thought, or emotion, is energy undergoing perpetual transformation. The theory synthesises insights from physics, ecology, neuroscience, and philosophy of science into a single coherent account of existence as an unbroken, self-transforming continuum of energy. Jabbar conducts his research independently, without institutional affiliation, drawing on open-access scientific literature and motivated by a commitment to making theoretical science accessible to wider audiences. He is reachable for correspondence and collaboration at umarjaum@gmail.com or via WhatsApp at +92-342-46687