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I make some experiments using flushbottom command without 12pt in the documentclass and with huge font sizes! I have almost..sucess I found that the command \flushbottom does not work well for some pages with a blank line(new paragraph) I hope that there is some kind of glue for linebreaks or other ...

Good news! I delete 12pt from the preamble and add \flushbottom ! Everything worked! I don't understand comletely the reason for this success! Maybe because i used a font with size larger than 12 pt?

Anyway, many thanks for your support!

Dear Johannes_B I don't know how to place\flushbottom to each page of the text! This command affects only the currebt page.. Am I right? Could you please work with my MWE?
Also I found another command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip}

but I have the same problem! I do not know how to insert this ...

Yes! Something like that in each page in other words : I try to find a trick to keep the bottom of facing pages aligned!

Johannes_B Sorry! I try to eliminate the blank space at the bottom of each page(after the last line) for the case of a font of big size! Setstretch reduces the space between lines (and increases the number of them reducing this gap) . I do not know how to enlarge the space between succesive lines by ...

\flushbottom does not solve the problem in my opinion. Maybe this is done using [cmd]\usepackage{setspace}[/cmd] Then I used a big setstretch like [cmd]\setstretch{2.5}[/cmd] This worked well for me for the given size of the letter A but I do not know how this value (2.5) should set properly for ...

Dear members of LC! I have a silly problem. I tried to make an extreme minimal example to expain it. If you run the following piece of code you will notice that the last line of each page does not go to the buttom!
\documentclass[letterpaper, 12pt]{article}
\usepackage[no-math]{fontspec ...

Thanks Johannes_B for this useful information!

Thanks Johannes_B! I am confused sometimes because there many ways to do the same thing in LaTeX! For example, there are many ways for horizontal or vertical space but it is hard to see which is more configurable.. Anyway ...maybe you are right. Do you know if kern and hspace are somehow equivalent ...

I try to make a useful command that enters a horizontal space of any length(possitive or negative). Something like
\newcommand{\myhorspace}[1][0.1pt]{%
\hspace{#1}%
%}
I do not if hspace is test practice for such commands and for any use(text or math)!

Maybe it is better to define myhorspace ...