Weyl, Husserl, Einstein, Neelamkavil: Diálogo sobre los inobservables en teoría de la relatividad general y en fenomenología

In science, intelligibility must admit the participation of ‘unobservable intelligibles’; space, time, field, etc., cornerstones in physical theories. However, philosophical and scientific analyses fail to understand and frame the genesis of theoretical terms. Husserl's phenomenology is presented as a possible philosophical framework to elucidate meanings of foundational theoretical terms in relativistic physics, emphasizing the a priori character, its contingent aspect (language) and intersubjectivity of intelligible unobservables. Assuming the phenomenon-subject-object triad, the action of phenomenological intersubjectivity in the constitution of essences is illustrated through the 'possibility' of G. J. Mastrobisi. The constitution of intersubjective essences is considered as a possible case to construct a real world and show theoretical terms (space, time and field) expanding Husserl's phenomenology through the existing process between subject and reality, subsuming them under the categories Neelamkavil ontologies.