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Gravity Explained: Revolutionary New Theory Defines Gravity as a Universal Effect Instead of a Universal Force

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Gravity may in fact be misunderstood, and may not be a universal force at all, but rather the universal effect of the interaction between the subatomic nuclear forces of matter with a posited quantum-level wormhole matrix of space-time. Our theory builds on earlier research by physicists Wheeler, Holland, and Santini, and offers convincing and new explanations for the apparent faster-than-light speed expansion of our universe from the original singularity, Einstein's cosmological constant, dark matter and dark energy, as well as the real nature of quantum effects.

Language: English

Pages: 22

Format: Kindle Edition

Gravity Explained: Revolutionary New Theory Defines Gravity as a Universal Effect Instead of a Universal Force

2/5 ( ratings)

Gravity may in fact be misunderstood, and may not be a universal force at all, but rather the universal effect of the interaction between the subatomic nuclear forces of matter with a posited quantum-level wormhole matrix of space-time. Our theory builds on earlier research by physicists Wheeler, Holland, and Santini, and offers convincing and new explanations for the apparent faster-than-light speed expansion of our universe from the original singularity, Einstein's cosmological constant, dark matter and dark energy, as well as the real nature of quantum effects.

Language: English

Pages: 22

Format: Kindle Edition

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