Hypersphere World-Universe Cosmology (WUC) shows that fundamental physical constants and key cosmological parameters of the Observable World can be derived from a minimal foundation. The dimensionless Universe Constant α, together with the time-varying scaling factor Q, forms the backbone of the model. Comparisons with observational data reveal strong consistency with WUC predictions. While continued refinement by the global physics community is essential, the insights of WUC—combined with the groundbreaking discoveries of JWST and Dirac’s proposals over the past 88 years—highlight the urgent need for a fundamental transformation in Astronomy, Cosmology, and Classical Physics.
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