This text introduces the concept of "Closed Packed Singularity Geometry" (CPS Geometry), a new geometric framework that challenges traditional Euclidian geometry. The author, Nick Trif, proposes that points in space, typically viewed as dimensionless, should be considered as infinitesimal spheres. CPS Geometry posits that these spheres, arranged in a close-packing pattern, form the basis of space and can be used to understand various mathematical and scientific concepts. The text outlines the fundamental axioms of CPS Geometry, emphasizing its connection to number theory and arguing that it cannot be fully understood using the axiomatic approach of Euclidian geometry.