Thanks, Hoang Cao Hai.
I wasn't sure what your questions were. I think you had several question:
1. What is your opinion about mass?
2. How does mass work since it is lighter on the Moon than on Earth?
3. How did CERN detect the Higgs-type boson since you cannot detect it without smashing particles?
First, to do what I have done I have had to restrict my focus to just acceleration and velocity, otherwise there are too many unanswered question in physics, one could attempt to answer and end up not getting anywhere.
Therefore, I have no interest in figuring out what mass is.
So with respect to the 1st question I have no opinions about what mass is.
With respect to your 2nd question, it is not mass but weight that is less on the Moon than on Earth, simply stated, because the acceleration present in the Moon's gravitational field is less than the acceleration present in the Earth's gravitational field.
And this is my focus, how does Nature implement acceleration in a gravitational field? And more importantly why is this acceleration independent of the mass of falling body?
I discovered that acceleration for all macro forces is governed by g=(tau).c^2, for gravitational, mechanical & electromagnetic forces. This may be true for weak & strong nuclear forces, but I have no interest in proving that because there is no commercial value, at least not this century, in investigating nuclear forces.
So with respect to the 3rd question, how to detect a Higgs-type boson, I have no idea.
I have questions myself, such as if a Higgs boson gives a particle its mass, then if a mass particle is traveling close to the velocity of light does that mean that the Higgs boson, is also traveling at the same velocity and direction as the particle it gives mass to? Can one Higgs particle give mass to several particles? If so if they are moving in different directions, how does this happen?
You see I have no ideas how Higgs works, and assume that mass is given and we have to work with that. My interest is, how do we develop new propulsion engines to do interplanetary and interstellar travel?